Homes were swept away, boats were destroyed, and city infrastructure has been damaged, leaving nearly entire communities without power.

On Wednesday, Hurricane Ian tore through Florida's west coast and slammed the state with catastrophic winds and storm surges. North of Surf City to Duck and the Pamlico River are under storm surge watch.įloyd, a Fort Myers resident, uses his boot-foot waders outfit to walk through about a foot of water.įloyd has a pair of boot-foot waders he's used for years to perform baptisms at his local church.īut on Friday, he would need the outfit - a combination of boots and coveralls - to wade through about a foot of water in order to safely get to his home in Fort Myers, where a Category 4 storm just left a trail of destruction. However, storm surge warnings are now in effect for the Neuse River and a tropical storm warning is in effect for South Santee River to Duck and Palmico Sound. Tropical storm warnings for the south of the South Santee River and storm surge warnings for Cape Fear have been discontinued, as well as the storm surge watch between Cape Fear and Surf City. Ian should continue to weaken overnight and dissipate over central North Carolina or Virginia late tomorrow,' the NHC said. 'These winds are occurring primarily over water. Maximum sustained winds are now around 60 mph. Friday, the center of the cyclone is located 45 miles north east of Florence, South Carolina. Ian is forecast to move farther inland across central North Carolina overnight into Saturday,' the NHC said.Īs of 8 p.m. 'The post-tropical cyclone is moving toward the north near 15 mph. Heavy rains, flash flooding and high winds reported in North Carolina and South Carolina, per National Hurricane CenterĪfter the center of post-tropical Cyclone Ian made landfall in South Carolina on Friday, heavy rains, flash flooding and high winds have been reported in both North and South Carolina, the National Hurricane Center reported Friday at 8 p.m. Ron DeSantis said at a press conference on Saturday morning that more than 1,100 people had been rescued so far, as crews continued to search.Īs of Saturday evening, about 1 million customers in Florida, 72,000 in South Carolina, and 25,000 in North Carolina remained without power.

Recovery efforts are also underway, with some areas still only accessible by boat. Officials have attributed additional deaths to Ian, but as investigations unfold no official statewide tally has been released. Meanwhile the death toll from Hurricane Ian has continued to rise.Ībout 35 deaths were reported in a single Florida county, Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno said Saturday. The advisory said Ian is expected to continue to weaken and dissipate over Virginia by Saturday night. It also said major river flooding would likely remain in central Florida through next week. It said no coastal watches or warnings remained in effect, but that heavy rains were expected to continue through North Carolina and Virginia. The National Hurricane Center on Saturday issued its final advisory for Post-Tropical Cyclone Ian.

Reward from Raids - each major boss is guaranteed to drop one exotic piece of equipment.Recovery efforts underway as death toll rises in Florida.

The event chests after killing an epic boss, such as the Shadow Behemoth or Claw of Jormag.

one L60 weapon + three L80 weapons or three L75 pieces of armor and a L75 weapon.

Mystic Forge: chance when combining four rare or four exotic pieces of equipment with an average level of 75 or higher, e.g.Drop from any container that can drop random exotic weapons, such as the Chest of Exotic Equipment, or from containers that drop Unidentified gear.Tournament of Legends: Second Place (choice, discontinued).Tournament of Legends: Precursor Choice Box (choice).Gnashblade's Exotic Weapon Grab Bag (chance).

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