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Some of the storms could be severe, producing damaging winds and a chance for tornadoes.
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Tallahassee area residents are continuing to recover from the strong storms and tornadoes that devastated parts of the city Friday. The latest estimates Sunday evening showed power had been restored to about 91% of impacted customers.
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The line of storms will move out of the Panhandle after sunrise Thursday and track across the state.
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William “Chip” Maxham joined the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network (FPREN), the WUFT Public Media Weather team and the South Carolina Emergency Information Network (SCEIN) as a meteorologist in January 2024.
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The storm hit Panama City early Tuesday morning.
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The National Weather Service says the tornado, with winds of 80 mph, damaged the roof of an apartment building. The storms also produced reported tornadoes and damage in the Florida Panhandle.
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It's in effect until Tuesday at 9 p.m. as a powerful line of storms moves across the state.
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The same system that produced damaging winds and tornado reports is entering the Florida peninsula this afternoon. Impacts to continue into the evening.
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The storm system that moved through the state on Saturday brought heavy rains and some localized flooding.
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Duke Energy also said it was preparing to respond to power outages as the most powerful storms move through Saturday night into Sunday.
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The system is forecast to bring a chance of powerful storms, strong winds, and coastal flooding primarily Saturday night into Sunday morning.
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Parts of South Florida received 9 inches of rain, along with high winds that produced gusts of up to 70 mph.