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Ian Strengthens, Track Shifts Further East
September 26, 2022
This is an outdated story. See NorthEscambia.com for the latest information.
The forecast for Ian shifted back east on Sunday. The storm is forecast to strengthen into a major hurricane over the Gulf of Mexico in the coming days.
“Confidence is very slowly increasing in a track east of our area; however, we still need to monitor this closely as changes can still occur,” National Weather Service forecasters in Mobile said Sunday night.
But NWS Mobile said very small changes now can lead to bigger changes in the forecast.
High surf is still likely and dangerous rip currents will be a hazard through the weekend along Escambia County’s beaches.
The latest details on Ian are in the graphics on this page.
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2 Responses to “Ian Strengthens, Track Shifts Further East”
I agree with Susie…A big kudos and thanks to northescambia.com….
You are on it and have a clean basic update posted. I don’t go anywhere else. You all are literally phenomenal. Each and every update you are right on the money. Outstanding job!
Thank you Mr. “R” for updating us on the storm. Northescambia is the most frequent news I read and trust to be accurate.