Florida Gov: Some 600,000 Florida Homes Without Power Due to Hurricane
“We’re going to have more outages,” Scott said, adding that there was a potential for significant flooding from the hurricane in the Jacksonville area. “The worst part of this is still to come. … We still have potential for a direct hit and we’re seeing 100-mile-per-hour winds.”
(Reporting by Daniel Trotta and Laila Kearney; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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