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For those in those areas look at your local forecast from a local meteorologist or national weather service office. The wind and storm surge will also be major issues for those areas. We could see someone on the north side of the circulation seeing 30+ inches of rain therefore flooding is a major concern. This will possibly come ashore as a CAT 4, as the storm slows very heavy rainfall will be possible. Hurricane Ian will be moving ashore in SWFL tomorrow as far north as Tampa but could be as far south as Naples. With that a high fire danger will be present will breezy conditions and dry air in place please avoid burning outdoors over the coming days. Rainfall will be from nothing to maybe an inch but at this point in time, a dry forecast is more likely than anything. Locally gusts could be as high as 35 mph. ( WMBB) - Across the Panhandle, the weather will be very manageable with winds expected to be 15 to 25 mph for the inland areas and a bit higher along the coast 20-30 mph will be possible esp.