In a recent government meeting, officials addressed pressing concerns regarding the impending storm and its potential impacts on Lake County. Megan, a representative from the county, confirmed that announcements regarding curfews will be made in due course, emphasizing the importance of keeping the public informed.

The discussion highlighted the ongoing efforts to manage debris left in the aftermath of previous weather events. While crews are actively working to clear debris, Megan noted that the county cannot guarantee complete removal, especially as residents continue to place debris at the curb.

When questioned about the county's biggest concerns, Megan outlined a range of hazards expected from the storm, including strong winds, heavy rainfall, and potential flooding of the Saint Johns River at Astor. Forecasts indicate that the river may reach major flood stages, prompting the county to prepare for possible rescues and assistance for affected communities.

Megan reassured attendees that plans are in place to ensure adequate resources for rescue operations if necessary, as part of the county's disaster response strategy. The meeting underscored the county's proactive approach to managing the storm's impacts and ensuring public safety.