Massive waves pound Key West as Hurricane Ian threatens Florida #shorts

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Florida braced for Hurricane Ian on September 27 as massive waves and powerful winds pounded Key West. The National Hurricane Center warned that Ian could bring life-threatening storm surges, catastrophic winds and severe flooding. During a press briefing on September 27, Governor Ron DeSantis encouraged residents of those regions to evacuate and provided further information about resources available to them. #shorts

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