DeSantis Declares State Of Emergency As Storm Expected To Hit Florida

A major hurricane is expected to hit Florida by next week, with risks of storm surge, winds, and rain. The National Hurricane Center reports high uncertainty in the storm's track. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency, urging residents to prepare. The City of Clearwater is encouraging supply purchases. On the southeast coast, storm preparations are underway, and schools may serve as shelters if needed.

What is the expected impact of the hurricane on the West Coast of Florida?

• Snowfall

• Mild rain and winds

• Dangerous storm surge, winds, and rain

• Sunny weather

Which areas besides Florida might experience adverse conditions due to the hurricane?

• Cuba and Jamaica

• Mexico and Canada

• Brazil and Argentina

• Hawaii and Alaska

What action did Florida Governor Ron DeSantis take in response to the hurricane threat?

• Ordered an evacuation of the entire state

• Closed all schools indefinitely

• Declared a state of emergency for all of Florida

• Announced a public holiday

What are residents in the City of Clearwater encouraged to do in preparation for the hurricane?

• Go on vacation

• Host a community party

• Start preparing by buying supplies

• Ignore the warnings

What measure is the Palm Beach County School District considering in response to the storm?

• Using schools as shelters if needed

• Relocating students to another state

• Cancelling all classes for a month

• Building new schools