Florida Lt Gov Jay Collins Says Early Signs Not Dire From Hurricane Isaias
Lieutenant Governor urges residents to stay indoors and exercise caution as the storm moves through Florida, citing encouraging initial feedback.
Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins addressed the public regarding the ongoing impact of Hurricane Isaias, stating that early signs from the storm's landfall are not dire. Speaking on 'Fox News @ Night,' Collins provided an update on current conditions while emphasizing critical safety protocols for residents across the state.
Encouraging Initial Feedback
Collins noted that initial feedback regarding Hurricane Isaias is encouraging as it moves through Florida. Despite these early positive indicators, he stressed that the situation remains dynamic and requires vigilance from the public. The Lieutenant Governor's comments were aimed at providing clarity to citizens who are monitoring the storm's progress in real-time, as we reported in Tropical Storm Isaias Forms; Florida Gulf Coast Braces for Hurricane.
Urging Caution and Shelter
The primary message delivered by Collins was a direct appeal for residents to stay inside and exercise caution. As Hurricane Isaias continues its path, officials emphasize that remaining indoors is the safest course of action until further notice. The guidance aligns with standard emergency protocols during significant weather events in Florida.
