Talk to Tom: Viewers get their Hurricane Ian questions answered Since 2004, Tom Sorrells has been answering viewer questions during hurricanes
ORLANDO, Fla. – Tom Sorrells is taking your questions.
News 6 Chief Meteorologist Tom Sorrells began taking viewer questions Wednesday live on the air as Hurricane Ian bore down on Central Florida.
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Tom says the segments go back to 2004 during Hurricane Charley, in a time before social media. It’s a concept that’s continued with every hurricane that comes through our area.
Take a look at some of the questions Tom answered for viewers so far:
You can listen to every episode of Florida’s Fourth Estate in the media player below:
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