Trailing bands of Colin bring more wind and rainfall to FL into Tuesday 6-7-16

FMIT Alert Level 4:
Moderate-High

Trailing bands of Tropical Storm Colin to bring more wind and rainfall to Florida into Tuesday

9:00 am EST, Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Latest from the National Hurricane Center:

“Tropical Storm Colin is located about 110 miles northeast of Jacksonville, Florida, and is moving to the northeast at 31 mph as of 5 a.m. EDT Tuesday. Maximum sustained winds are around 50 mph as of Tuesday morning, though the strongest winds are in offshore waters. Tropical storm warnings remain in effect from Altamaha Sound, Georgia, to Oregon Inlet, North Carolina. High surf and dangerous rip currents remain a threat along the Southeast coast Tuesday, from Florida to North Carolina.”

FMIT has mobilized Ride-Out teams to potentially affected areas. Heavy rain and flooding is possible Monday through Wednesday across areas of the state. Call 855-FMIT-LOSS (855-364-8567, Option 3) to report any losses to your insured property and activate the Turnkey Recovery program.

Storm Imagery (Courtesy www.weather.com )

Trailing bands of Colin bring more wind and rainfall to FL into Tuesday 6-7-16

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