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Highest preliminary Hurricane #Ian wind gusts in Southwest Florida:

Cape Coral: 140 mph
Punta Gorda: 135 mph
Port Charlotte: 132 mph
Grove City: 128 mph
Captiva: 126 mph
Pelican Bay: 112 mph
SWFL Int'l Arpt: 110 mph
Labelle: 110 mph
Arcadia: 108 mph
Naples: 105 mph@WINKNews
— Matt Devitt (@MattDevittWINK) October 3, 2022

Death toll rising from reports on ground of up to 94 in Fla.

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St Augustine seeing widespread flooding on the east coast from Ian

1pm update #SaintAugustine. Some areas reporting surge heights meeting or exceeding #Hurricane Matthew in 2016. Not quite there yet in this location but inching closer. About 5-6 feet of surge near US-1 and King Street. #wx #flwx #Ian pic.twitter.com/Vu5BOXTBW7
— Dr. Athena Masson (@Wx_Goddess) September 29, 2022

More apocalyptic scenes emerging from southwestern Florida, courtesy of the @AP: pic.twitter.com/zD55itlFXK
— Sean Breslin (@Sean_Breslin) September 29, 2022

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Wow that is haunting!!

We were in the eye wall of Cat. 4 #Hurricane #Ian for over 5 hours and the back side was the worst.
I haven't experienced anything close to this in over 30 years @weatherchannel pic.twitter.com/wfEqcuEBAm
— Mike Seidel (@mikeseidel) September 29, 2022

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I have flown storms for the last six years. This flight to Hurricane #Ian on Kermit (#NOAA42) was the worst I’ve ever been on. I’ve never seen so much lightning in an eye.

This was the eye. You can see the curvature. Understand this is at NIGHT. The light is from LIGHTNING. pic.twitter.com/cfZ9ls6YD3
— Tropical Nick Underwood (@TheAstroNick) September 28, 2022

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amugs wrote:Dry air pesshad, he's a 5 in my book write now and ain't no stopping him now, he sand this once he cleared Cuba.

Recon finding flight level winds over 140 knots(160)mph in the E/SE eyewall in #Ian now! That translate to about a 140mph Cat 4 Hurricane. Pressure is in the low 940’s(941-942mb) and landfall is still ~12 hours away. This could approach borderline Cat 5 status if this continues pic.twitter.com/Iv9Wp7PNv0
— BGWX (@BradyBGWX) September 28, 2022

mugs thats old he 155mph 935mb, freaking beast scary.

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Dry air pesshad, he's a 5 in my book write now and ain't no stopping him now, he sand this once he cleared Cuba.

Recon finding flight level winds over 140 knots(160)mph in the E/SE eyewall in #Ian now! That translate to about a 140mph Cat 4 Hurricane. Pressure is in the low 940’s(941-942mb) and landfall is still ~12 hours away. This could approach borderline Cat 5 status if this continues pic.twitter.com/Iv9Wp7PNv0
— BGWX (@BradyBGWX) September 28, 2022

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As many others have discussed, certainly seems like #Ian is in the middle of an eyewall replacement cycle (#ERC).

Formation 1st evident on radar & @NOAA_HurrHunter NW-to-SE leg confirmed double-wind maxima structure. Will likely lead to further broadening radius of maximum wind. pic.twitter.com/wG9m5CAfa1
— Philippe Papin (@pppapin) September 27, 2022

Oye Vey!!

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Some absolutely incredible 1-minute imagery of #Ian clearing its eye out and extremely deep convection again firing around the eye over the last half hour. Also can see see some gravity waves emanating out through the CDO. pic.twitter.com/x1jXB3rGDu
— Isaac Schluesche (@SlushyWx) September 27, 2022

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Latest dropsonde in the eye of #Ian finds 958mb; a 5mb drop in a little over an hour… pic.twitter.com/kzsT8okIKa
— Jamai Woodberry (@woodberrywx) September 27, 2022

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It is important to monitor multi-run trends as a whole, but there was a non-negligible shift to the east with the mean and individual members of the 18z EPS for #Ian. This can be visualized easily when comparing 12z/18z runs valid 00z Thursday. #flwx pic.twitter.com/2TECfacuW6
— John Homenuk (@jhomenuk) September 27, 2022