The Orlando Sentinel reports:
Hurricane Nicole made landfall on Florida’s east coast just south of Vero Beach in Indian River County and is now headed inland up into Central Florida. The center of the massive storm is projected to carve a path toward Florida’s Gulf Coast, but with tropical-storm-force winds stretching out 450 miles, the dangers from the storm continue to threaten nearly the entire state with the strongest winds located to the north and west of the storm’s center.
The NHC predicts the center of the storm will be just offshore north of Tampa by 1 p.m. before shifting more to the north-northwest and make a second landfall on the way toward Tallahassee and into the southern U.S. overnight into Friday. By 7 a.m., officials had shut down the Skyway Bridge across Tampa Bay because of winds now over 50 mph. Power outages have increased overnight across the state. At 7:20 a.m., more than 230,000 customers were without power.
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Hurricane Nicole makes landfall south of Vero Beach, Florida. pic.twitter.com/C2RnmPtgbs
— CIRA (@CIRA_CSU) November 10, 2022
It’s getting worse in Hollywood Beach. It looks like a river between the Broadwalk and Michigan Street next to Margaritaville. @wsvn #HurricaneNicole pic.twitter.com/ORji3KHb4Z
— Marisela Burgos (@MBurgosNews) November 10, 2022
The Conn Beach Boardwalk experienced more structural damage through the night after Hurricane Nicole made landfall on the Treasure Coast #TCweather pic.twitter.com/XMfkSt6KHE
— Kaila Jones (@kailaljones) November 10, 2022
Hollywood Beach, Florida tonight as hurricane #Nicole is just hours away from landfall. Video by Adil Aman. #flwx #tropics #hurricane pic.twitter.com/xrZXYhhpgK
— Kaitlin Wright (@wxkaitlin) November 10, 2022
Hurricane #Nicole was definitely an unusual storm given its timing.
It is now only the 3rd hurricane to make landfall in Florida in November, and the first to make landfall on Florida’s east coast in 17 years since Katrina in 2005! pic.twitter.com/KyS7WZ7BUp
— Jackson Dill (@Jackson_Dill) November 10, 2022
Hurricane Nicole made landfall on the east coast of Florida before weakening into a tropical storm, prompting flight cancellations and evacuation orders in some counties #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/qOUgIMXEF5 pic.twitter.com/kvA0YmmpXf
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 10, 2022
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— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) November 9, 2022
Good morning from Hurricane Nicole pic.twitter.com/vSR2f94DOm
— Bobby Skinner (@BobbySkinner_) November 10, 2022
DANGEROUS STORM SURGE: Video shows waves crashing in Daytona Beach Shores just before high tide. Hurricane Nicole is likely to bring dangerous storm surge to Florida’s east coast. pic.twitter.com/tLmYYS8NRw
— WESH 2 News (@WESH) November 10, 2022
#DaytonaBeach , the actual beach is submerged and parts of the boardwalk have collapsed . #TSNicole #HurricaneNicole @foxweather #foxweather pic.twitter.com/1GSyEBKuOf
— Robert Ray (@RobertRayWx) November 10, 2022
Strom Surge Rushing in at Bahamas as #Hurricane #Nicole Nears Landfall. Hurricane. Nicole is Roughly 250-300miles away from Landfall at Florida
Weather Updates PK / Karachi Doppler pic.twitter.com/UQVJcfewoi— Weather Updates PK (@WeatherWupk) November 10, 2022