Heavy Storm Surge and Rain in Florida As Hurricane Nicole Makes Landfall

Original Content- Business Upside Hurricane Nicole has become a category one storm as it lands on Florida’s Atlantic coast. Nicole’s landfall hit the southern part of Vero Beach on Thursday morning. The rising water went onshore and lashed the state with heavy rainfall and strong winds. Nichole’s movements With a speed of wind up to 75 mph, Nicole hit when some cities could not recover from Hurricane Ian, a category four storm hitting Florida only weeks ago. Hurricane Nicole was the first to hit the USA in November in almost four decades, and hurricane Kate made its landfall in the US in November 1985. Nichole is a tropical storm now The storm then weakened to become a post-tropical cyclone, likely hitting the Southeast. Officials soon discontinued hurricane warnings within an hour of Nicole’s landfall and only issued warnings of a tropical storm. National Hurricane Center warned that storm surge, heavy rainfall, and damaging waves would continue over a greater area. Read More