Tropical Storm Helene is forecast to intensify into a hurricane, prompting evacuations in Florida. The storm threatens heavy rainfall and strong winds across parts of the state.
Tropical Storm Helene is expected to strengthen into a hurricane in the coming days. Florida residents have begun evacuating as a precaution. The storm's projected path could bring heavy rains and high winds to parts of the state.
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