Storm surge is expected to lead to flooding in low-lying areas.
As Tropical Storm Nicole approaches Florida — with the expectation that it will make landfall south of Daytona Beach as a Category 1 hurricane — the city of Jacksonville has canceled its Veterans Day breakfast and parade schedule for Friday.
The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair will shut down on Thursday with plans to reopen on Friday. The storm is expected to have a widespread impact, with the National Hurricane Center saying winds are extending 380 miles from the center of the storm.
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