Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina are preparing for the worst, the hurricane arriving with peaks at 140 km / h. Managing the aftermath for some, anticipating for others. While Hurricane Ian left considerable damage during its violent passage through Florida on Thursday, where it claimed at least 19 lives according to CNN , the United States is already expecting to see significant damage on the east coast this Friday. The storm, reclassified as a hurricane on Thursday evening , continues to strengthen and now threatens Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. According to the latest estimates from the National Hurricane Center, based in Miami, the winds inside the hurricane are now up to 140 km / h. The hurricane is expected to hit the east coast early Friday, the same source said, adding that southern Virginia could also be affected. The east coast is getting ready Faced with these forecasts, the States concerned are already beginning to take measures to best protect their