Many time, ive also done hurricane prep stories in that area. A lot of homes are built to strong hurricane standards. You can take a baseball bat and you can pound that glass and just keep pounding it forever and it doesnt crack and it doesnt break. But that house, one story or two stories tall, doesnt give you the owe, thats nice. Doesnt give you protection from that 15 foot storm surge as it pushes that wall of water in, brian. All right, sam champion, thank you for that. It appears youre in as safe a spot as youre going to get in miami. Theyre getting all the storm they can handle. Just to emphasize to our viewers, sams location is, again, across the state, which is, what, 140 miles at its widest point. 90 from the center of the storm. But 90 from the center of the storm. And yet you see what its doing to sam. Lets see what its doing where Maria Mariana intenso is doing. Mariana, how have conditions deteriorated there . Brian, im at a point in the beach thats the southern most part
Across southern central and eastern portions of the state are also keeping officials on alert. I just spoke to the mayor of Fort Lauderdale who said the debris and tornados are the concern. Lets start with nbcs report. Steve, show us what youve got, what were looking at right now. Weve got the 10 00 update. Getting every hour. 93 Miles Per Hour measured near key largo weve seen the live shots with gadi. We now have confirmation of a 93 miles an hour gust. Pressure 9. 29. Still a very strong storm system. Winds 130. Well get the new track at 11 00. See where this thing makes landfall. But right now it is off to the north now so it made landfall in the southern keys, now, the million ondollar question. It could be here, here. We dont know where its going. Its 8 miles an hour. You cant focus too much on the one or twohour loops. Youve got to look at the fritr. Weve seen it wobble. Lets go back to the wind for a second. I want to just ask a question here. Why is this blank . Weve knocked o