Here’s what Orange, Seminole counties could experience during Hurricane Ian

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Hurricane Ian is moving into Central Florida.

In Orange and Seminole counties, here are the wind, rain and tornado threats expected as the hurricane continues on its path.

• Winds: 70 to 90 mph
• Rain: 10 to 15 inches
• Tornado: Scattered

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As of Tuesday at 5:15 p.m., Orange County officials announced a hurricane warning for the area, which indicates that hurricane conditions are expected within the next 36 hours.

Orange County Public Works is closing a portion of Reams Road, from Bay Court to the Disney parking lot, Wednesday at 9 a.m. until further notice due to flooding.

County officials urge people in the following flood-prone areas to consider evacuating:

• Lakes of Windermere at Peachtree-Reams Road
• Oasis-Reams Road
• Orla Vista/Westside Manor
• Bonny Brooke-Oakridge/John Young

A hurricane warning was also issued in Seminole County Tuesday night.

Follow updates on Hurricane Ian:

• TRACK, MODELS, SATELLITE: Hurricane Ian enters Gulf of Mexico on projected path toward Central Florida
• How Central Florida theme parks are handling Hurricane Ian
• Here’s when Central Florida schools are closed due to Hurricane Ian
• Here are the Central Florida counties offering sandbag locations
• INTERACTIVE MAP: Use this Florida tool to find out whether you should evacuate before a storm

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