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Hurricane Dothan, Fog Monroe-El Dorado & Flooding Orlando
Storm cleanup crews in Dothan are still working nearly four weeks after Hurricane Isaias made landfall, and debris piles remain along several city streets. A DENSE FOG ADVISORY has been issued for the areas highlighted in gray until Nov 05 6:00AM. After severe flooding sparked a state of emergency in Brevard County, the local school district announced schools will remain closed, along with several reasons why.
@WTVYNews4 Storm cleanup crews in Dothan are still working nearly four weeks after Hurricane Isaias made landfall, and debris piles remain along several city streets. Go to the link in our bio to read more. https://t.co/uevk8WmrKx
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Hey, it's Tom. Lingering cleanup, dense fog, and flood closures are still in play. Right now, WTVY News 4 in Dothan reports storm cleanup crews in Dothan are still working nearly four weeks after Hurricane Isaias made landfall. Debris piles remain along several city streets, and crews have not finished clearing those streets nearly four weeks after the hurricane came ashore. KNOE 8 News in Monroe-El Dorado reports: Meanwhile, a dense fog advisory has been issued and remains in effect until November fifth at six in the morning. The advisory covers the areas that were highlighted, and dense fog is expected to linger until that six o'clock hour. News 6 WKMG in Orlando reports: Elsewhere, after severe flooding sparked a state of emergency in Brevard County, the local school district announced schools will remain closed. The district laid out several reasons for keeping those schools closed following the severe flooding and the state of emergency. This is Tom. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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