This is not survivorable the urgent warning we got from Central Florida officials to all the people living in Hurricane Miltons path. The Evacuation Zone involves Six Million people. And this storm is hours away now from colliding with floridas gulf coast. The impact has the potential to change the coastline. Our Meteorologist Janice Dean was saying it will do that. President biden and Vicepresident Kamala Harris are getting briefed were told on preparations. Officials are bracing for extreme winds and the windshield on this has grown exponentially so its going to affect far many more people than we thought at first. The winds could cause widespread power outages, like we just saw less than two weeks ago across six states in the southeast, including florida. Helene hit florida first. This is the second punch. 15 feet of lifethreatening Storm Surge expected, and time is running short for people who actually want to get out of the way. And you might have to go a little bit farther away t
starting as hurricane idalia gets closer to florida s coastline. talking with business owners and homeowners on the ground we re hearing mixed reactions as to how people are preparing. we know a lot of people are taking this serious and we know that because a lot of these hotels are packed, some are even sold out. but we also know that some people did not take this warning seriously, and did not evacuate even when they were told to. guys? ian: caroline, a recent gust where you are in saint pete up to 53 miles per hour so certainly be safe, we ll be checking back in with you. that s fox news multi media report of caroline elliott. thank you. jane: want to take you through the timing of this storm, what we re expecting to see not only in the coming hours but as we open up the day tomorrow where land fall is pretty eminent as we go through the early part of wednesday. ian: that s the issue it throttled back a touch the latest speed in this positional
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or 60 you ll see me rocking and rolling just a little bit. but so far jane 41 is the highest gust i ve seen and that was at the airport just down the street. things will continue to go downhill from here watching the wind shift high tide coming in about a half hour to an hour sore so and that could spell trouble. we re already watching the higher than normal tides as you mentioned because of the astronomical tide but with the push of water from the offshow flow we ll be watching. bvd we ll check back with you. the latest on idalia high end category 2 storm, as i mentionedy grupp grade from here we re talking about a major hurricane that will be our first to make a major hurricane land fall funnel the 2023 season. that s a live look from tallahassee, the state capitol which, as this storm progresses farther off to the north at a pretty good clip, a hurricane warning in effect for tallahassee. this storm will be racing inland during the morning hours, and as it does so, it s going to
greatest threats on the advancing side of this system. so for that reason, this presents a significant threat, and we re just a few moments out from getting the latest information, jane, from the national hurricane center. jane: yeah, and you take a look at the forecast cone there, i think we want to take you through the timing of this storm because overnight, you know, these outer rain bands are going to continue to quickly approach, you know, where we re expecting to see that land fall. tampa, of course, has already been through the thick of it over the last couple of hours as that rain has filled in. it s a category 2 storm now but that rapid intensification expected by land fall, that s a category 4 storm, and then because it s such a thin piece of land between, you know, the gulf coast and then the florida/georgia line expecting to see the impact of at least a category 1 hurricane in southeast georgia. ian: right. and the issue here, outside of being horribly susceptible to st