Hurricane Ian is set to hit Florida. Check landfall timing, speed, warning

Hurricane Ian has been upgraded to a category four storm by the meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center as it has already hit Cuba. The electricity supply has affected the whole island nation, with millions affected by it. The storm named Ian is headed towards Florida at great speed and is expected to make landfall in the next few hours. The expected speed is 140 miles per hour.

The storm is set to hit in between Fort Myers and Tampa. 2,5 million people, as of now, have been asked to evacuate. Those without a home can request support at Homeless Service Network in Central Florida.

The general advice is to stay with friends for those who live in evacuation areas. Five high schools have been used as shelters in Orange County, which can be approached. Pet-friendly centers have also been informed to the general population.


The American Red Cross and the Salvation Army are in full swing with their assistance. Food and water are provided at their shelters. People are requested to get their medicines.


Vaccination records of the pets are a must, along with their food, crate, and water but only at the pet shelters.

Osceola County and Seminole County, too, have set up their people shelters. At Seminole, only food will be provided.

FAQs:

1. Name the country with the worst storm.
   Bangladesh in 1970. 300,000 people died.
2. Name the worst Hurricane.
   Katrina. $180 billion in damages.