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Tropical Storm Zeta is expected to strengthen to a hurricane on Monday
Tropical Storm Zeta, the 27th named storm of the historically active 2020 hurricane season, is expected to become a hurricane on Monday, the National Hurricane Center said. A small portion of Florida's panhandle remained in the forecast track.
Florida reports 3,377 new cases of COVID-19
Florida reports 3,377 new cases of COVID-19 Monday and 20 additional deaths.

Tropical Storm Zeta is expected to strengthen to a hurricane on Monday
Tropical Storm Zeta, the 27th named storm of the historically active 2020 hurricane season, is expected to become a hurricane on Monday, the National Hurricane Center said. A small portion of Florida's panhandle remained in the forecast track.
Florida reports 3,377 new cases of COVID-19
Florida reports 3,377 new cases of COVID-19 Monday and 20 additional deaths.

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Tropical Storm Zeta is expected to strengthen to a hurricane on Monday
Tropical Storm Zeta, the 27th named storm of the historically active 2020 hurricane season, is expected to become a hurricane on Monday, the National Hurricane Center said. A small portion of Florida's panhandle remained in the forecast track.
Florida reports 3,377 new cases of COVID-19
Florida reports 3,377 new cases of COVID-19 Monday and 20 additional deaths.
Democrats way ahead in Florida voting, but Republicans closing the gap as Biden and Trump both push supporters to the polls
After a full week of in person early voting in all of Florida’s major counties, Democrats remain significantly ahead — but Republicans are closing the gap. As of Monday morning, 2.6 million Democrats had voted by mail or at early voting centers, about 354,654 more than the Republican total of 2.2 million.