Sally is anticipated to meander slowly north-northeast crossing through Alabama and Wednesday and Thursday before potentially degenerating back into a tropical depression over Georgia.
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Uncertainty in the fate of the developing storm is high, but parts of the Sunshine State could be affected by the end of the week.
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The move came despite criticism from the public and with consideration of a pending lawsuit from the property's owner.
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