Note the the track forecast has shifted to the south by several miles. Still, there is some uncertainty as to an exact landfall location. Track shifts are not uncommon at 3 days away from landfall, which is still being forecast to be around 1:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. Wednesday afternoon. Heavy rainfall of from 4” up to 12” + across central FL Peninsula. Not yet mentioned by NHC or Weather Prediction Center (WPC) but still likely is the threat of tornadoes with this fairly fast-moving hurricane. Still forecast to be a Major Hurricane, possibly a Category 4 (a few models show the possibility of a Category 5) at landfall, even with large amounts of dry air and wind shear being entrained into Milton several hours before landfall.

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