Tropical Storm Ian will track north-northeast from the Florida Peninsula towards the South Carolina coast. However, heavy rain and flooding remain expected across the northern half of the Florida Peninsula into far southeast Georgia, with tropical storm force winds near Ian’s center. Elevated to locally critical fire weather conditions are expected across far southwest Georgia, southern Alabama, the western Florida Panhandle, southern Mississippi, and southern Louisiana as north-northeast sustained winds of 10-25 mph gusting 20-40 mph amid minimum relative humidity of 15-35% develop. Dry and breezy conditions are also likely in portions of the High Plains and western and central Great Basin. Showers will overspread portions of the Northwest into the northern Rockies, while isolated to scattered thunderstorms are likely from southeast California and southern Arizona northward into Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, and the northern Rockies. Cooler temperatures will spread east and south from the Pacific Northwest through the northern Great Basin and central Montana behind a cold front.