where in florida it will make landfall. we have team coverage. we begin with meteorologist with that brand-new forecast. adam. seeing it still continue to work its way across portions of the caribbean. we are running over very warm water. within the next 24 hours, that will allow us to really intensify the waters getting in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees. that fuels these storms. a tropical storm becoming a much stronger, eventually, hurricane. by the time we get to tuesday afternoon overnight you will be passing very warm water. continuing to intensify. by wednesday evening, 125 mile-per-hour wind. category three hurricane. just shy of a category four. getting closer to the florida panhandle, that is the time we would be talking about landfall if it makes it that far. i will show you more in just a moment. this is one potential model. as the system continues to move to the north, we notice it becoming more of a defined eye wall. even if it does not make landfall, it w
The president. Ive got the heart of a hero and road to recovery. Michael is live from his hometown of houston this morning as thousands of families try to get back on the their feet after Hurricane Harvey. The emotional moment they return home. And the students displaced, their schools damaged coming together to help each other. This morning a hall of fame sized surprise. One, two, three. For a High School Football team that lost so much. And good morning, america. Were back from labor day to a busy september and we have breaking news for our viewers in the west. Millions are bracing right now for Hurricane Irma. The entire state of florida is now on alert as the category 4 storm gains strength with winds topping 150 miles an hour. Both florida and puerto rico are in states of emergency and all still recovering from the devastation left by Hurricane Harvey. Michael is live in his hometown of houston, texas, for us this morning. Good morning, michael. Hey, good morning, guys. I am here
Hurricane irma, monster storm. Here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. Good morning, welcome to the special edition of this week. All eyes now on the monster storm. As we said, Hurricane Irma has decimated islands across the caribbe caribbean. 24 hours of danger ahead. Right now, Hurricane Irma a category 4. Winds clocking in at 130 miles an hour. The eye wall is over the florida keys. You see the winds whipping right there. Those winds not the only danger. You have seen tornadoes reported across south florida. That danger will continue throughout the day. And the entire west coast of florida facing potentially deadly wals of water. Naples first in line. Then forth meyers. 10 to 15foot storm surge possible there. Tampa, st. Petersburg. Vulnerable tonight. Theyll feel irmas full force. Right here, ginger zee. Ginger, you have been on this for days. The story right now, key west. We get this brandnew video. Some of the people that didnt leave. Storm chasers. This is simon brewer. K
One arena waiting for hours to get in. We dont have anymore space. Others hunkering down wherever they can. This is the worst. Trying to ride out this storm. I wont lie. Its definitely frightening. Our david muir and amy robach on the ground in florida leading our Team Coverage with all you need to know. This is a special edition of good morning america, Hurricane Irma, monster storm. Good sunday morning everyone. Hurricane irma is making a flow and terrifying treacherous march up the west coast of florida as a massive category 4 storm calling this the big one. This monster storm just made landfall a short while ago in the florida keys. We have fresh images of key west already seeing heavy flooding overnight irma gained strength. It is now packing 130 mile an hour winds, rain and catastrophic storm surge and on top of all of that tornados. We have learned we can call it a killer, at least three deaths blamed on irma. More than 6 million floridians have been told to evacuate. 124,000 pe
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