Going to one particular shelter near ft. Myers. Many of them are still waiting to get in. Were going to check in with our drew griffin whos there in the hour ahead. But first, lets get the latest most porntdly on where this storm is headed. Allison chinchar is in the Weather Center. Bring us up to date. Right, anderson. Take a look at what we have right now, imagery where we can see the latest on irma. Winds 125 Miles Per Hour gusting up to 155 Miles Per Hour. The movement its been what we call wobbling where its going back and forth between west and north and west and north. The question is when does it finally start to make that really sharp turn to the north. We focus on the maximum wind gusts. Notice for the most part its the western half of florida where we have our strongest winds. Key west, this will be our peak maximum wind gusts around 138 Miles Per Hour. But say up around ft. Myers 136, even tampa going to be in the triple digits right around 116 Miles Per Hour. The track itself will still take it over portions of the keys and then riding up along the western coast making a very close call towards naples, ft. Myers, even into tampa. Those are going to be the cities of concern Going Forward in about the next 36 to 48 hours. Heres a look at the forecast radar. This shows you not just where its headed but where some of the heavy rain is going to be as well. When we get to sunday morning, this is when we really start to see incredibly heavy downpours for cities like miami, into ft. Myers, then we push into sunday afternoon and evening. Now tampa starting to get some incredibly heavy rainfall. And then the system itself begins to make its way into portions of georgia and also into south carolina. Overall Rainfall Totals were talking widespread 6 to 10 inches of rain. But it could even be slightly higher than that. Especially when you get some of those outer bands where you could end up getting incredibly heavy downpours for several hours at a time. But the rain spreads even farther north. So even states like alabama,
it created a little bit of a panic. What happened was at the same time they were opening up a second door on this center, the Germain Center and trying to get the people inside now with a little more importance because the squalls are now really beginning to come through. There was a bad tweet that went out not too long ago, anderson, that said somehow or another this place was going to reach capacity. That is not true. I want to knock that down for anybody who might be in the viewing area. Its not true. There is plenty of capacity at the Germain Center. Everybody here is going to get in. But obviously the rain has begun. Were seeing the first bands coming through. And theyre really rushing now to get these people inside before irma really strikes, anderson. Well, drew, if you have a band of the rain there, were expecting now in ft. Myers, looking at the sky here but again, good information that
arena is not that arena is not full. More people can still go there. For anybody in the ft. Myers area who still wants to try to evacuate, the buses according to the city were shut down at 3 00, the shuttles. So youll have to figure out a way to get there on your own, but there is still room in those shelters and mayor talking about opening other shelters throughout the day as needed. 211 is the number to call for information and also for help in trying to get to some of those shelters. That line has been busy throughout the day. I want to go to bill weir in key largo where its also started to rain pretty hard. Bill, how is it now . Its so interesting, anderson, like someone flipped the switch and turned on the waterworks. We were just enjoying calm skies and then boom it came on. Now its easing up a little bit. Ernest hemingway, law mar, calm
storms and who survived, what boa boats survived. About five families are actually riding out the storm in this little marina here in key largo. Not on their boats but in a Stone Building right here nearby. Theres also a shop has three storage made of stones. Were just bracing to see what comes next, anderson. Yeah. People shifting their plans all throughout the day as the winds and the path of this storm has been shifting here further west. Lets go to John Berman Whos Standing by in miami beach. John, you know, we talked about this earlier today with chris cuomo, but it can be so deceptive when if you havent been through one of these hurricanes before, and frankly no ones been through a hurricane this size, but it can be so deceptive when you look at the weather for most of the day here in ft. Myers, you know its been hot, the suns been out at times, sometimes just behind the clouds, havent really seen a lot of rain. But as we saw bill weir talking
and storm surge as well, anderson. Maybe not the 10 to 15 feet theyre fearing where you are on the west coast, which sounds terrifying, but 3 feet, maybe up to 6 feet in some areas. In particular concern you can see behind me right now theres the causeway. Theres a bridge out to miami beach. Miami beach is particularly low lying. Its one of these barrier islands, mandatory evacuations over that whole island. That has been a cause of particular concern now. The entire run up to Hurricane Irma making impact. Our kyung lah is out on miami beach, one of the few people, hopefully, still out on miami beach. Kyung, what are you seeing out there . Well, were seeing the same sort of winds out here. Sustained winds now. And were just starting to hear from the Miami Beach Fire Department that theyre responding to some calls. Calls of fallen trees, trying to get to some of that. The reason why is the winds are picking up. You can see in the trees here you can see that palm tree over
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ft. Myers, the real threat in the florida keys which is going to get hit hard and it got to cat 5 on the florida keys, that could give some structural damage to the 7mile bridge. But thats a whole set of other problems. But coming up the west coast, if it moves out into the gulf and parallels the coast, thats the worst of all possible situations because the counterclockwise rotation takes the water and runs it up the bays like Charlotte Harbor and tampa bay. And once, anderson, it gets up in the bays, theres no place for it to go. So it walls up and becomes a huge, huge storm surge. Right. At this point, i mean, theyre talking about for tampa bay estimates of 5 to 8 feet of storm surge. Of course depending on the wind you have waves on top of that. And even here at ft. Myers could
be 10 to 15 feet. I mean, senator, for people who are living in a onelevel house, i mean, a 15foot storm surge, that covers first floor of a house. Exactly. And then if the storm surge comes at high tide, you just add that much more water. I remember back in 2004 covering Hurricane Charlie and i was talking to the mayor here in ft. Myers, charlie was on the same track essentially coming up this river. It had an adjustment of about 4 degrees and hit porta gorda which wasnt initially what people expected it to do, i remember i was in tampa, florida, and ended up driving there, even now this storm could still move even slight changes in degrees make a huge, huge difference. It could, but youve got to give a shoutout to the national
weather service and Hurricane Center and noaa. All of their assets theyre much more accurate now in their predictions of the path and intensity since Hurricane Charlie. But youre right, anderson. Hurricane charlie was going up the west coast and all of a sudden it took a right hook and went right up Charlotte Harbor, ground zero was ponta gorda, and that was a big surprise. Thereve been a lot of people evacuated from tampa to come down to stay in the holiday inn and that ended up being ground zero. I got a text this morning saying where should i go, should i go back to miami beach, because now tampa seems to be possibly worse off than miami was supposed to be. Are you concerned about people getting to shelters . You know, buses here in ft. Myers were supposed to stop at 3 00. Weve seen a long line outside one shelter the arena where our correspondent has been. Seems like everybodys going to be able to get into that arena. But it seems like theres a lot of people who decided to ride out this storm and then woke up this morning and realized, wait a minute, this storm has moved west. Were now directly in its sights. Thats precisely whats happened. And youre not only getting to locations for shelters now. I saw it, i just came from tampa from hillsboro county emergency center, the traffic on interstate 4 going east is significantly picked up. So thats exactly what people are doing like your friend that you just mentioned. They had evacuated to the west coast. Now theyre moving off the west coast back to the east. Yeah. When i drove here obviously going west from miami this
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theres a lot of construction here. The problem is they couldnt take these cranes down in time. They had to leave them up. And the booms, those arms, looks terrifying when they move. Theyre designed to move. They serve like a sort of weather vain. If they tied them down, it would be like a sail and blow a whole lot over. That resistance would be dangerous. So they let them twist like that. Could be a terrifying sight for people in the city of miami. Building officials here in the city sent a note out saying if you live in a building near one of these cranes, you should evacuate. There is obvious concern about that, just one of the things were watching here in miami as the wind has picked up. It is now consistently windy here. A wind of about 30 miles an hour blowing. Fairly consistently. Gusts a little more than that. Just starting to drizzle right now as these bands move through. Lets go to Allison Chinchar in the cnn Weather Center to get a sense of what we will be feeling here in the keys and maybe most importantly on the west coast of
florida and when. Allison. Thats right, john. We take a look at the current numbers that we have right now, irma is a category 3 storm and a very strong category 3 storm. Winds right now 125 Miles Per Hour, just five Miles Per Hour stronger and it would be a category 4 storm. Youre talking a difference of 5 Miles Per Hour here. So dont focus on the Category Number so much but the intensity of the winds. Movement is west at about 9 Miles Per Hour. But we have started to see at least a slight shift off to the north as well. One of the big concerns is going to be maximum wind gusts. Take a look at some of these numbers. Key west were talking around 138 Miles Per Hour. This will be at the peak as the storm is crossing over that region. Naples and ft. Myers also in that 130 to 130mileperhour range. Even tampa likely to be around 116. Now, the east coast while it may not be as strong, youre still talking pretty strong wind gusts. In fact, orlando looking at 95 Miles Per Hour for their peak wind gusts. Storm surge is also going to be
a huge threat with this particular storm. We got some updated numbers a few hours ago that really made these numbers rise. In fact, especially in the southwest portion. Say naples down towards key largo were talking 10 to 15 feet. Miami down towards key west, 5 to 10 feet. Even around the ft. Myers area youre talking 6 to 10 feet. The numbers however you have to understand what they mean, so lets take a look at this for example. Just to talk about storm surge. 10 feet is what an average first Story Building is. So if you have storm surge of 10 feet, and keep in mind some places were actually forecasting higher than 10 feet, some areas it could be as much as 15 feet, which means it would start creeping into the second story of a home or a business or Something Like that. But this is just the storm surge. Now you also have to factor in the waves. This is where True Inundation takes place. Because its not just the amount of rain or not just the amount of water pushed in from the storm surge, but those waves, the crests of those waves
can add even a couple more feet on top of that. So you talk about 5 to 6 feet, if you have a person 6 feet tall, you are now completely submerged under water and you have the waves moving everything around. This is where it gets very concerning, especially those higher amounts too. You could have cars submerged. If you take that car out onto a street as the storm surge is pushing in, you will have absolutely no control over that vehicle. Even say the car may not be fully submerged at that point. Now, when we talk about the track, this is the part that everybody is concerned about because you want to know where landfall is expected to be. However, because of the size of the storm, at this point its really just semantics. Everybody around florida is going to get some impact from this storm. Some will just get bigger impacts than others, namely the winds. Heres what we expect. We do expect it to increase back to a category 4 strength storm as it crosses over the keys and continues its way up the west coast. Right now landfall could be anywhere from say naples to ft. Myers, even up around tampa. And tampa is a huge city. A lot of people in tampa did not necessarily evacuate, especially several days ago. Thinking this was mostly going to be an east coast main landfall of a storm. But that is now starting to change. Then we see the track kind of push further into the north, states like alabama, georgia, as well as tennessee. And the other thing, john, to note is we are still talking a pretty good amount of rain. Weve talked about storm surge and wind, but dont count out the rain. We could be looking at widespread Rainfall Totals of 6 to 12 inches of rain. All right. Allison chinchar, an important forecast, point people should listen to there when youre talking about impact on the state of florida, the impact of a hurricane will be the entire state of florida. The eye may hit on the west coast, but youre going to feel the Storm Force Winds and see the storm surge in water like this all across the southern part of the state. The storm surge clearly what is worrying officials the most, you can hear it in the voice of the
governor. You can hear it in the voice of the fema director in washington. Theyre watching that very, very carefully, particularly on the west coast where they could see a storm surge from 10 to 15 feet. Lets go over to the west coast. I want to talk to ben mcmillan. Hes a storm chaser. Hes in punta gorda, florida, right now, punta gorda, by the way, has seen its share of hurricanes in the past. And, ben, you have a fairly alarming prediction of what could happen, particularly on the west coast because of Hurricane Irma. You say some parts of florida could end up looking like a third world country. Why . Well, the issue with the storm surge you were talking about is it plows through everything in its path, buildings, cars, vehicles and even people. And that is one of the most damaging forces of nature. All that water coming up from the bay up over these walls and into the city, guys, were talking about 10 to 15 foot of surge. So these walls arent going to be any match for all that water coming up out of the ocean. Now, im over here in miami where theyve been preparing
really for several days right now. One of the things that has concerned me is that maybe people on the west have been a little complacent. Whats your take on that . What have you seen . As weve driven north weve seen a lot of people out and about. Some people even going about their normal daily routines and thats the big concern here is that people might not have gotten enough of the urgency that the state officials have been trying to communicate because so much of that effort was directed towards east coast. But we want to tell you now if you live on the west coast of florida and being asked to evacuate, please go now. This threat is real. So couple hundred thousand people have been evacuated, st. Petersburg issued evacuation orders, theyre watching that very, very carefully. Ben, just because youve seen storms like this, youve watched all of these storms very carefully, people think hurricane, they think the winds. They always keep track of the wind strength. And now after Hurricane Harvey people have thought about flooding. But storm surge is something
completely different. And in some ways one of the most Dangerous Things that can happen in a hurricane. Why . Just because the power of all that water. Winds can be stopped by stronger buildings, stronger construction, but when you have that much force coming up especially out of Something Like the ocean where its unlimited supply of all that water, almost anything could be toppled. And of course on the west coast you have these bays. There are a lot of people now saying that the concern about the path of this storm maybe even if its slightly off the west coast it will push the water up into the bays on the west, particularly tampa bay. That city, the city of tampa, lies so close to the water there on that bay, how bad could it get there . Well, unfortunately, john, tampa, metro over 3 million people, thats a lot of folks that i dont know if were going to get them all out in time. So there could be serious consequences if this storm is any more to the west as
meteorologists have been saying strong storm surge on the eastern part of the storm, the Northeast Quadrant is where we watch closely for some of the most dangerous conditions. All right. Ben in punta gorda, you have your work cut out for you for the next few days. I hope people heed your warnings there. Over here in miami the winds have picked up consistently blowing now fairly strongly. Going to feel these winds for some time all over the southern part of florida as the storm moves up west toward Anderson Cooper is in ft. Myers. Anderson. Yeah, john, thanks very much. I want you to meet captain rodriguez, commander of Hurricane Operations for the city of ft. Myers police department. How are things going . So far so good. Our communitys listening. Were starting evacuations and actually wrapping them up. Giving some rides to people that still need it, but overall very good. The public buses that were in operation to try to get people shelters that are offered people call 211, those shut down at 3 00. So if people dont have a vehicle, is there any way for
them to still get to a shelter if they want . Yeah, we still need them to call us, they can call 211 and were doing our best, fire, ems and police were going to help them to get to shelter. Looks like a lot of those people were people who thought they could ride it out and when the storm suddenly shifted west, wait a minute, were in a different category. Exactly right. Waited a little too long but were going to do our best to get them out. Thats why we say please get out as fast as you can. Youve been through a lot of storms before. Through hurricane andrew, right . Yes, sir. How does that inform the way you react to this . I did survive andrew, take this very seriously. Thats a piece of my public to my community, ive been doing that for a week now, please get out. Dont take this lightly. I moved out myself and my family just to show that im serious about this. You know, it is so deceptive if youre hanging out here today, you know, it seems calm. And then all of a sudden it can change on a dime. The calm before the storm. If youre from florida or lived anywhere with hurricanes, you
know whats coming. This is a very serious one. Right. In terms of the aftermath, you know, for police if there were 911 calls during the storm, obviously it can be too dangerous for police, for firefighters, for ems or anybody to go out, you got to wait. What are the priorities . Because in many cases you got to get the roads clear before you can even get anywhere. Right. We work with fire and ems and we have an Emergency Response team with chainsaws and stuff like that and we prioritize all the calls. We take the calls and prioritize them. As soon as its safe for our guys to go out there, we go by highest priority. Obviously our hospitals, our shelters main importance to clear the areas around there so we can use those facilities. People listening right now whether theyre considering to going to shelter or staying home or figure out what to do the next couple hours, whats your message . If youre going to stay there, hunker down. Please call us. Well get to you as soon as we can. But understand were no good if i cant get there, if my people cant get there. So pray or do whatever it is you do to stay safe. And well be there for you at the outcome. We have a lot of plans in place for what happens after the storm. Captain, appreciate all your efforts. Good luck to you. A lot more to cover here in ft. Myers, also john berman in miami. And of course all our correspondents all around. Well be right back. Sfx tmobile mnemonic sfx tmobile mnemonic sfx tmobile mnemonic
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hearing from people and what youre seeing. Well, anderson, the streets have gotten a lot more deserted here because the wind has started to kick up. We were told by our weather people at cnn that we could expect tropical Storm Force Winds about now. Were starting to experience those. White caps here on the intercoastal waterway, storm surge is a concern because it could lap up and wash through this area and inundate it with water if the Storm Surge Plus high tide combine with each other. Less than an hour ago they ratcheted up those warnings you were talking about going doortodoor with loud speakers, they ratcheted up that pressure on people to stay inside. Less than an hour ago a curfew went into effect. They do not want to see people out here on the streets. Once in a while a vehicle will pass by, but no traffic, people seem to be abiding by the curfew. Now, we talk about the danger of cranes, we have a double whammy here because we have two cranes here. This one is bracketed down. About halfway up that bracket securing it. But another one over here just
to my left walk a little bit here. This is a large Construction Site, looks like a condominium being built here. That one is also bracketed down about halfway up. And as weve been talking about all day here and in miami, the tops these top booms of these cranes are going to be allowed to swing. And its going to look pretty ominous when theyre allowed to swing, but they are designed to do that. We had a lady just come and tell us who lives in that Apartment Building there shes concerned that that crane may topple and hit her Apartment Building. Weve got Apartment Buildings over here and a church over here. If these cranes come down, those places could be vulnerable, anderson. Yeah, brian, i know miami certainly we saw they were securing those cranes as much as they could. But as you said they allow the outer arm of that crane to basically act like a weather vain. Thats actually safer. Well obviously continue to watch all the Construction Sites. But, brian, in West Palm Beach as elsewhere in florida, Building Codes have changed in the wake of andrew as people probably know by now, some newer
structures are built much more solidly, supposed to be able to withstand strong storms. Thats right. They are. And theyre built to code here. Andrew was the storm that really changed that equation all throughout south florida, anderson, as you know. All of these buildings are built to code, however, we were looking at one hotel not far from here and those people told us that they were built only to withstand a category 2. So not everybody is able to withstand a 4 or 5 despite what you may think about certain standards here. However, a lot of these buildings seem very solid and secure. But when youve got, you know, 130mileperhour winds possibly here it might be not quite as strong, but theyre going to threaten some structures. Theyre going to rip whole sections of roof off other structures probably. So those are things you have to watch out for. This Construction Site is kind of that in a microcosm. Look at all the loose stuff thats here. Theyve secured a lot of this, but a lot of this could be flying around tomorrow. So its the flying debris, anderson, at the height of these storms that is very, very
dangerous. Not as dangerous as youve heard chad and allison and our other weather people say that the flooding is because that is the thing that kills the most people. But flying debris. Flying shingles and flying sections of rooftops, thats going to be a big concern in addition to these babies right behind me, these cranes. Yeah, i mean, its one of the reasons people need to stay indoors not just because of the surge and flood waters and chance of drowning, but again, those projectiles. When it is dark out and that wind is whipping, i mean, ive been out there, as you have and so many others, you dont know whats coming. You cant see whats coming towards you until often its too late. Were going to continue to check in with brian. Were going to take a short break as our coverage from florida from all points in Southern Florida and beyond continues in a moment. We just got to take it one game at a time. Next question. Odell can you repeat everything you just said . My livestream wont load. Blows Whistle Technical Foul
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things, but a small deviation for this storm can make a huge difference on the ground, a couple of degrees difference can mean the storm hits a town nobody thought it was going to hit directly. So everybody out here on the beach and everyone weve seen in town theyre expected to go indoors in the next few hours. Local Officials Say wherever you plan on riding out the storm, you should plan on going there soon. Appreciate it, we have a lot more ahead. We want to bring you the latest soon on exactly where the storm is now, how paufowerful it is, when its going to make landfall and track it as it heads northward. Our coverage continues in just a moment. Oh, you brought butch. Yeah butch growls at man hes looking at me right now, isnt he . Yup. butch barks at man
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