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Hurricane Nicole's extensive wind field led to a period of tropical storm force winds and heavy rain in Orange County. Isolated reports of trees downed due to strong winds, which surface observations indicated peaked between 50 to 60 mph through the county. Upwards of 2,000 customers were left without power. No storm-related fatalities were reported by county officials.
Hurricane Ian's slow movement and large wind field led to a long period of tropical storm force winds, with gusts to hurricane force in squalls, across Osceola County. Scattered reports of trees and power lines downed, as well as generally minor damage to roofs, awnings, fences, and pool enclosures due to strong winds, which surface observations indicated peaked between 65 and 75 mph. A 72-year-old male died in an Osceola County hospital days after after falling from a ladder as he tried to prepare his Haines City home in advance of the storm (indirect). A 41-year-old female died in an Osceola County hospital days after falling in her home when she became disoriented due to a missed medical appointment due to the storm (indirect). A 81-year-old female died from a heart attack in an Osceola County hotel where she was displaced due to flooding from the storm (indirect). A 95-year-old male died from a heart attack in an Osceola County hotel where he was displaced due to flooding from Ian (indirect).
As major Hurricane Matthew passed east of the Treasure Coast during the early morning hours of October 7, several hours of frequent wind gusts to minimal tropical storm force impacted Osceola County. No structural damage was reported, with only minor damage to trees and vegetation. Up to 5,900 customers were without power at the height of the storm.
Straight-line westerly winds estimated between 60 and 75 mph produced damage in St. Cloud, along the leading edge of a rapidly advancing squall line. Approximately a dozen homes experienced mainly minor damage, to soffits and roof shingles. Several trees, fences and powerlines were also damaged.
Straight-line westerly winds estimated between 60 and 75 mph produced damage in St. Cloud, along the leading edge of a rapidly advancing squall line. Approximately a dozen homes experienced mainly minor damage, to soffits and roof shingles. Several trees, fences and powerlines were also damaged.
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KUA Assesses Damage as Hurricane Nicole Makes its Way Across Central Florida
In anticipation of the impact from Hurricane Nicole, Kissimmee Utility Authority activated its Emergency Operations Plan.Once the storm passes, KUA's crews will begin their damage assessment analysis to determine if additional assistance is needed.
Flooding, outages plague central Florida senior facilities after Ian Newspaper icon Email Plus Outline icon My Account icon
Under a 2018 Florida law, nursing homes and assisted living facilities are required to have an emergency plan and a backup power source.
Kissimmee police officer arrested on grand theft charges
An officer of the City of Kissimmee Police Department was arrested Wednesday on two counts of grand theft and one count of scheme to defraud, the police department said in a statement.
Florida senior residential community 'unlivable' after flooding from Ian
Residents packed up what they could salvage before entering the next chapter of their lives.
Hurricane Ian deaths include 2 men in Osceola County
According to the Florida Medical Examiners Commission, the number of Hurricane Ian-related deaths has eclipsed 100. Two were reported out of Osceola County.
Flooding, power outages plague Central Florida senior facilities after Hurricane Ian – Orlando Sentinel
After Hurricane Ian, families and nursing home advocacy groups worry hurricane regulations are too lax in assisted living facilities and nursing homes.
Central Florida residents impacted by Hurricane Ian can apply for food, emergency supplies
Central Florida residents affected by the devastation of Hurricane Ian can apply for one-time assistance with food and emergency supplies, according to the City of Orlando.
2 workers hurt by electric shock while trying to restore power in New Smyrna Beach
Two linemen working to restore power knocked out by Hurricane Ian in the Venetian Bay neighborhood in New Smyrna Beach are hurt from potential electric shock, according to city officials.
Florida residents seek shelter from Ian's wrath, count blessings despite losses
Osceola Heritage Park's arena, has been turned into a shelter. All the cots have been set up, so people can sleep over.
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Kissimmee, Florida
| City | Kissimmee |
| County | Osceola |
| State | Florida (FL) |
| Country | United States |
| Zip Codes | 34741, 34742, 34743, 34744, 34745, 34746, 34747, 34758, 34759 |
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