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A pool lanai is ripped apart by the strong winds of Hurricane Ian in Cape Coral, Florida.

Millions in Florida braced for a days-long assault from the catastrophic Hurricane Ian, which intensified to a monster category 4 storm ahead of landfall Wednesday. Get the latest forecast and track details here. The city of Cape Coral, one of the harder-hit areas, has cameras positioned along the Chiquita Lock at Cape Harbor Drive. Watch them below as Ian devastates…

Team coverage on the latest with Hurricane Ian.

Hurricane Ian made landfall as a catastrophic category 4 storm Wednesday, as the “extremely dangerous eyewall” moved onshore in Florida, bringing potentially deadly storm surges, devastating winds and widespread flooding in what forecasters described as a life-threatening situation. Ian made landfall in Cayo Costa, Florida at 3:05 p.m, ET, the National Hurricane Center said. Its 150 mph max wind speed…

Ian made landfall in southwest Florida Wednesday as an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane, bringing “catastrophic” storm surge, winds and flooding.

NASA rolled back the SLS rocket into the mammoth Vehicle Assembly Building for protection at Kennedy Space Center ahead of potential impact from Hurricane Ian.

Ian is expected to hit Florida as a category 3 or 4 hurricane within the next day, inundating parts of the state with up to 10-foot storm surges and tearing down power lines and homes with triple-digit sustained winds, according to the National Hurricane Center. At least 2 million people are being ordered — or told it’s a good idea…

Hurricane Ian once again gained strength on Tuesday, emerging over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico as a category 3 storm after leaving Cuba completely in the dark before setting its sights on Florida, where it is expected to approach the western coast as an “extremely dangerous major hurricane,” according to the National Hurricane Center. Maximum sustained wind speeds stayed consistent…

One of Florida’s prominent airports is set to suspend flights Tuesday as Hurricane Ian heads toward the state, expected to become a dangerous Category 4 hurricane after making landfall Tuesday morning in western Cuba. A number of airlines around the country are also preparing for flight cancellations and changes.

Florida’s Gulf Coast was bracing for Hurricane Ian as it churned toward the state and was expected to become a dangerous Category 4 hurricane after making landfall Tuesday morning in western Cuba.

At a press briefing at the National Hurricane Center Monday, NOAA and FEMA officials urged Florida residents to prepare for the impact of Hurricane Ian.

Hurricane Ian is on track to hit Florida, and storm names that start with the letter ‘I’ seem to have a lock on notoriety.

A rapidly intensifying Hurricane Ian strengthened to a category 3 storm early Tuesday, blasting Cuba with maximum sustained winds of 125 mph after making landfall in the western part of the country on its path toward Florida. Ian was moving north and was about 10 miles north-northeast of Pinar del Rio, Cuba, as of the National Hurricane Center’s 8 a.m….

Evacuations were underway along Florida’s Gulf Coast Monday as Hurricane Ian formed and was quickly strengthening and expected to become a dangerous Category 4 hurricane before possible landfall later in the week.

A tropical storm watch was issued for the lower Florida Keys Sunday as Tropical Storm Ian was set to rapidly strengthen, with a large stretch of the Gulf Coast of Florida preparing for a possible landfall later this week.

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Saturday declared a state of emergency for Florida as Tropical Storm Ian gathers strength over the Caribbean and is expected to bring heavy rains and intense hurricane winds to the state next week

Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency in Florida as Tropical Storm Ian gathers strength over the Caribbean and is expected to bring heavy rains and intense hurricane winds to the state next week.

Miami and Fort Lauderdale are now out of the cone of concern, but Tropical Storm Ian is still forecast to strengthen and impact Florida and Cuba as a hurricane

With much of Florida in the “cone of concern” Friday for a tropical storm that was expected to eventually become a hurricane, Gov. Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency as state and local leaders were urging residents to begin preparations.

Ian strengthened into a hurricane early Monday, triggering hurricane warnings for Grand Cayman and a number of Cuban provinces as it swirls toward Florida, where the National Hurricane Center’s forecast cone projects it could hit later in the week. Ian had maximum sustained winds of 75 mph as it moved about 315 miles southeast of Cuba early Monday, the National…