Hendry county has this afternoon declared the county to be under emergency rules due to the possibility of damage from the hurricane which tonight is still approaching the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean, at least four days from Florida.
The National Hurricane Center's latest predictions for the Hendry/Glades county area indicates at this time the odds are low for hurricane force winds, stating probabilities at 40% chance of 39mph winds, 10% of 58mph winds and, 0% of 74mph winds. The center has not issued any warnings or watches at this time for SW Florida.
To see detailed forecasts, current maps, and winds check a few times daily at least to the National Hurricane Center's informative website that gives the most accurate and up to date real data on winds and where they may be affecting Florida in the next few days. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov
On Friday morning WAFC FM and AM radio in Clewiston will have a Hurricane Special just after 8 am with a panel of guests including Brian Newhouse, Hendry County Emergency Management; Charles Chapman, Hendry County Administrator; Sean Scheffler, City of Clewiston; and more in the studio addressing hurricane concerns.
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