🌧️ Daytona Beach, FL — Daytona Beach Emergency Management has issued Storm Advisory 1 as Tropical Depression 9 intensifies and edges closer to Florida’s east coast. The system, currently located about 180 miles southwest of the Bahamas, is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm within the next 24 hours.
📍 Track Shift and Coastal Impact The storm’s projected path has shifted slightly westward, increasing the likelihood of tropical storm-force winds along the coastline. While inland areas west of I-95 are expected to experience minimal wind effects, coastal zones may face stronger gusts, particularly within squalls.
🌊 Rainfall and Surf Conditions Daytona Beach is forecasted to receive approximately 1.8 inches of rain, with some pockets potentially seeing up to 4 inches. Residents should also prepare for high surf and dangerous rip currents throughout the coming week, posing risks to swimmers and beachgoers.
🚨 Tropical Storm Watches in Effect In response to the evolving threat, Tropical Storm Watches have been issued for areas along and east of I-95, including Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin counties. Officials urge residents in these zones to stay alert and begin preliminary storm preparations.
📢 Stay Informed As the storm’s intensity and timing remain fluid, Daytona Beach Emergency Management advises the public to monitor updates from the National Weather Service and local media outlets. Timely information and preparedness can make a critical difference.
For continued updates, follow official emergency channels and share alerts with your community.
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