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[CommsConnectUS @_commsconnectus]

For #EmergencyAssistance, please request here: https://t.co/joomLmNGQk

Our crews activate as soon as conditions allow. As an all volunteer group, we are unable to make guarantees, but we promise we will do our best. #Helene #Hurricane_Helene #HurricaneHelene #Hurricane #FLwx

[CommsConnectUS @_commsconnectus]

@magelica151515 For #EmergencyAssistance, please request here: https://t.co/joomLmOeFS Our crews activate as soon as conditions allow. As an all volunteer group, we are unable to make guarantees, but we promise we will do our best. #Milton #Hurricane_Milton #HurricaneMilton #Hurricane #FLwx

[Dylan Federico @DylanFedericoWX]

SW FLORIDA, if you’re hungry and need a hot meal, you can get one at the locations below until sunset. #flwx #Ian

[Aaron Rigsby @AaronRigsbyOSC]

I75 still shutdown this morning as thr Mayyaka River continues to rise and multiple communities under water #FLwx #Ian

[FloridaNationalGuard @FLGuard]

Here are the Points of Distribution in Lee County:

Cape Coral Leonard Street, 4820 Leonard Street, 33904

Cape Coral Sports Complex, 1410 Sports Blvd, 33991

Veterans Park Recreation Center 55 Homestead Road South Leigh Acres, 33936

[FloridaNationalGuard @FLGuard]

Here are the Points of Distribution in Lee County:

North Fort Myers Community Park 2000 N Recreation Park Way North Fort Myers, 33903

Estero High School Lot (behind school)

Flea Master Flea Market 4135 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Fort Myers, 33908

[CommsConnectUS @_commsconnectus]

IF YOU ARE COMING TO #Florida TO HELP, PLEASE CONTACT A VOLUNTEER GROUP SO YOU AND YOUR RESOURCES CAN BETTER SERVE THOSE IN NEED. IF YOU NEED HELP FINDING ONE, DM ME.#HurricaneIan #Ian #IanRescue

[North Port Police @NorthPortPolice]

Rescue missions are continuing. Hundreds have already been brought to dry ground. The water will continue to rise in some areas. If you need to get out, call 911. Help will continue as needed. Thank you to all who have showed up to support the efforts.

[CEDR Digital Corps @CEDRdigital]

#SarasotaCounty #FL
Venice High School opening as a shelter for North Port residents
Venice High School se está abriendo como un refugio para los residentes de North Port desplazados por el aumento del nivel del agua.
1 Indian Ave, Venice
https://t.co/bYkjcvOhMc

[Joel Franco @OfficialJoelF]

STANDSTILL TRAFFIC on I-75 near North Port, FL because the Myakka River has risen to dangerous levels. There is a full closure.

[CommsConnectUS @_commsconnectus]

Rescue teams are working hard across SW FL. More assets and resources are pouring in by the hour. We still have much work to be done, but there is comfort knowing the Calvary is charging in.

[Justin Berk @JustinWeather]

This is what #hurricaneian did…
Sandbek Island Causeway destroyed!
Lee County Sherif posted this.
#extremeweather
#flooding
#stormsurge

[NWS Storm Prediction Center @NWSSPC]

8:48am CDT #SPC_MD 1847 , #ncwx #scwx, https://t.co/985kKAl9w6

[National Hurricane Center @NHC_Atlantic]

5 am EDT Friday, September 30 Key Messages for Hurricane #Ian.

https://t.co/gGIui0ts9N

[Ginger Zee @Ginger_Zee]

South Carolina hasn’t had a landfalling hurricane for 6 years (since Matthew). Looks like #Ian will make landfall near Georgetown but as it approaches water will pile into Charleston Harbor so the warning for 5-7 feet of surge. Look at the flood potential:

[Ginger Zee @Ginger_Zee]

Folly Beach reporting 66 mph gust already as #HurricaneIan approaches. @SamWnek @Wx_Max @KentonGewecke

[Ginger Zee @Ginger_Zee]

Hurricane force winds recorded just south of Charleston on a buoy — hurricane force winds 70 miles from the center so they’ll be on shore soon!

[Gaby Urrutia @GabyUrrutia247]

My cousin on I-75 to Naples. Miles of ambulances and military vehicles headed to Florida’s Southwest coast. Fiercely praying for the families impacted by Ian.

[CrowdSource Rescue @cs_rescue]

From early reports - most of Englewood is extremely well supported by local/state resources today.

Lots of fire departments, high water trucks, whole line of airboats, and law enforcement officers.

First responders seem well in control 👍.