MIAMI — Tropical Storm Ian on Thursday moved off Florida’s east coast and into the Atlantic, where it’s expected to strengthen into a hurricane again as it approaches South Carolina.
And just because Ian is no longer on land doesn’t mean it won’t continue to affect the Sunshine State.
The National Hurricane Center said in a 2 p.m. EDT advisory it expects Ian will continue to produce “life threatening flooding, storm surge and strong winds across portions of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.”
