dark. the governor clown ron desantis is set to speak at 8:45 this morning after this chilling assessment of ian s wrath. it s going to rank as one of the top five hurricanes to ever hit the florida peninsula. pete: flash flood warnings are in effect. we re live across the state with a firsthand look at the devastation. senior meteorologist janice dean is standing by. fox team weather starts with robert ray in fort myers right where the hurricane hit. robert? good morning guys. look at the devastation on the streets of fort myers. this was completely under water yesterday evening as the surge came in you could see some of that video will remnants of what was published in and around downtown here. there is just debris everywhere. the window field here yesterday was just tremendous we could barely stand by. this vehicle coming through. it s an active scene here this morning as believe it or not, there is some power that has come back at least in this part of fort myers, s
address to respond at 8:45 this morning. we will bring it to you live when it happens. brian: just like we did yesterday live across the state with a firsthand look at the devastation and all seeing it for the first time because the sun is coming up. seen evermeteorologist is standing by our team fox coverage starts with robert ray live in fort myers. that s where it hit robert, right? did sure did good morning to you from the devastated streets from downtown fort myers. you see this debris field i m walking through with garbage cans, mud, palms that were literally projectiles when these hurricane force winds were coming through here yesterday and into the evening. this guys, if we look at the video was i am not even exaggerating and not to use a cliche a rushing river yesterday evening street after street here full of storm surge water that came up from the bay and the river about three blocks behind me made its way into streets here destroying businesses and now business
and let s start with lucas tomlinson at the white house for us. good afternoon. the bus trips are a message to the president, democrats and even vice-president who claim the border is secure. the border is not secure and you need to help us stop this. i don t care what crying, let them cry in their beer all day long, and the people of martha vineyard s what a bunch of elitist hypocrites they are. and buses were dropping off in washington, and massachusetts avenue for the second time, and today, which happens to be constitution day, more migrants are sent as well. the white house is reeling from florida governor ron desantis sending a plane of migrants to martha s vineyard. they were misled where they were headed told they would be headed to boston, misled what they would be provided when they arrived, promised shelter, refuge, benefits and more. these are the kinds of tactics that we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala. of course, you re in the ro
developments for you anytime in your free fox weather app. jacqui: stay safe out there, as you re tracking the storm. thanks, will. for more coverage of tropical storm fiona, follow the latest updates on the fox weather app. go to fox weather.com and go to track the latest weather developments in your area. griff: now for a look at some of our headlines, a woman has been found dead after going missing in the mudslide that destroyed 30 homes in southern california on monday. rescuers found her body buried under several feet of mud. and in el dorado county, california, some residents are headed back home as first responders seem to have made progress battling back the state s largest wildfire of the year. it began earlier this month and burned through over 70,000 acres and alaska s western coast bracing for a storm that some experts say will be one of
who came and helped the day that the tree burned down but we are back better than ever, baby. let s take a look at the temperatures. do you know what? breaking records across the south, houston, that s spelled wrong, i apologize, it s houston. new monthly record for them. and look at the record heat we will see today or feel today in new orleans, oklahoma city. memphis, tennessee. with that heat we have an area of low pressure that s going to crash into the warm temperatures and bring the threat for severe storms, my friends. that means we are going to see tornado watches and warnings for the mississippi, the tennessee and ohio river valley later today in through the overnight. have a way to get those watches and warnings. okay? and that s going to continue through the overnight into tomorrow. and then on the cold side of this storm, you have got the snow forecast and some cases a foot of snow. you know what you need to do? go to fox weather.com and download the app. they will give you