water of up to 16 feet or almost 5 metres, overwhelming low lying areas. more than a million people have been told to leave their homes as evacuation orders are in place for 28 counties. the us national weather service says idalia made landfall near the town of keaton beach. our correspondentjohn sudworth is in florida and sent this report. the unusually warm conditions in the gulf of mexico have fuelled the hurricane, though it s not the wind speeds that pose the greatest threat to life, but the storm surge, as large amounts of seawater are forced into florida s low lying coastal communities. with more than 20 counties under evacuation orders, for days, the authorities have been warning those residents unable to stay with friends or relatives to head for the emergency shelters. this is my first evacuation in my entire life and it s just difficult. in your neighbourhood, have some people chosen to stay, do you know? yes. some have chosen to stay. what do you think about that
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