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  1. National Hurricane Center upgraded Invest 96L to Tropical Storm Dolly.
  2. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring the remnants of Dolly as they push toward Florida from the Louisiana area.
  3. DeSantis declared a state of emergency in Florida as a storm affects the coasts of Florida and Louisiana.
  4. Tropical storm warnings led to college cancellations and a state of emergency declaration in Leon County.

Tallahassee State College Stages Resources Ahead of Hurricane Isaias

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Emergency response teams are staging critical supplies, including generators, pumps, transformers, and fuel, at Tallahassee State College's Florida Public Safety Institute ahead of Hurricane Isaias. The operation involves about 50 transport vehicles, and college staff will also provide meals for crews stationed at the facility for up to three weeks.

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The staging effort is designed to ensure rapid deployment of supplies into impacted communities once the storm passes. This preparation occurs amid a state of emergency declaration in Florida and Leon County due to the tropical storm warnings.

Tropical storm warnings led to college cancellations and a state of emergency declaration in Leon County, with DeSantis declaring a state of emergency in Florida.

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