'It was definitely the roughest flight I've been on' -- NOAA Aerospace Engineer Nick Underwood flew a plane into Hurricane Ian. He shares his experience with the storm with CNN's Erin Burnett
From CNN Meteorologist Brandon Miller
Tropical Storm Ian is intensifying once again as it moves over the Atlantic Ocean, and forecasters expect it to become a hurricane later today off the coast of northeast Florida. The storm is moving north and the NHC projects landfall as a Category 1 hurricane in South Carolina Friday.
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