ORLANDO, Fla. — Post-Tropical Storm Nestor will rapidly push into the Florida Panhandle and south Georgia tonight.
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The final advisory on Nestor had the center about 10 miles east of Tallahassee.
Winds are down to 40 mph, and the system is speeding to the northeast at 23 mph.
Tropical storm-force winds extend out 240 miles from the center of circulation.
All tropical storm warnings and storm surge warnings have been canceled.
The remnants of Nestor will still be capable of producing 1 to 3 inches of rain across Georgia, North Florida, and the Carolinas.
Gusty winds will continue across parts of North Florida and Georgia tonight, and a few tornadoes will be possible tonight along the Carolina coastline.
Nestor will eventually push into the open Atlantic early Monday.
Atlantic hurricane season runs through November 30.
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