every day) lets you sample flavors two-for-one. A local favorite, Daiquiri Deck is known for вЂ“ you guessed it вЂ“ an вЂњunparalleledвЂќ variety of frozen daiquiris, from the Banana Slider to the coffee-coconut Bushwacker. and I wait till later to get sand bags there won't be any left, and then I will have a wet bedroom,' said Wendy Schultz, adding she would stock them anyway for the rest of the season ''cause, you know, it's Florida.'ДЄuthorities and locals in some Caribbean island nations including Cuba had already started work by Monday on repairing damage caused byВ ElsaВ such as removing toppled trees and other debris and restoring power.The Daiquiri Deck is a casual restaurant by day and bar by night in the heart of Siesta Key Village. In Seminole, Florida, residents filled sand bags and placed them outside their homes to prevent flooding. 'All Floridians should prepare for the possibility of heavy rain, flooding and potential power outages,' Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wrote on Twitter. The NHC said amounts of 3 inches to 5 inches (8 to 13 cm)with localized maximum totals up to 8 inches (20 cm) were expected in the Keys and western portions of Florida through Wednesday, which may result in considerable flash and urban flooding, along with minor to isolated moderate river flooding.ДЄ few tornadoes were possible across south Florida on Monday night and across the Florida peninsula on Tuesday, the agency added. The approach of the storm forced Florida officials to demolish the remaining portion of a condo building that collapsed 11 days ago, killing at least 24 people with over 120 still missing.Д«ut revised predictions showingВ ElsaВ tracking to make landfall north of Miami-Dade sparked renewed optimism that the search for survivors would remain uninterrupted.

National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.ДЄ tropical storm watch and storm surge watch were in place for much of the western coast of Florida, the NHC said, withВ ElsaВ expected to strengthen out at sea as it passed near the Florida Keys early Tuesday and moved near or over portions of the west coast of Florida on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Rainfall of 5 to 10 inches (13 to 25 cm) with isolated maximum amounts of 15 inches (38 cm) was forecast across parts of Cuba on Monday night and expected to result in 'significant flash flooding and mudslides,' the Miami-based U.S. It comes as the tourism-reliant archipelago is already struggling with the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and bracing for an above-active hurricane season.Д¬uban meteorologists said the rains fromВ ElsaВ could prove positive for agriculture, bolstering water reservoirs, as long as they were not too intense. While such preparedness has typically enabled Cuba to avoid the kind of casualties from storms seen elsewhere, it comes amid Cuba's worst coronavirus outbreak since the start of the pandemic, raising fears that evacuations could fuel infections.Д®lsaВ already caused at least three direct deaths and some damages to infrastructure and agriculture in Caribbean islands southeast of Cuba like St Lucia and the Dominican Republic.

More than 100,000 people in Cuba evacuated from flood-prone areas or unsafe housing in the potential path of the storm, most going to homes of family and friends, but thousands also to government shelters, state-run media reported. does not mean the rain is over,' Cuba's best known meteorologist Jose Rubiera said on state television. 'The rain is coming behind the centre so the fact it is moving out to sea along the northern coast between Havana and Mayabeque. Sustained winds were peaking near 85 kmph (50 mph) while storm surges were affecting Cuba's southern coast and would start occurring on the northern coast too, the institute said, causing light flooding in the capital in lower lying coastal areas such as along its famous Malecon seaside corniche. At 0900 p.m., the storm's centre was 40 km (25 miles) to the south-east of the capital which was still experiencing calm weather conditions, Cuba's Meteorology Institute said, as it crossed the country's center from south to north slowly at 20 km per hour.

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