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matthew is pounding florida. our morgan brennan is live in daytona beach this morning. good morning, morgan. good morning, guys. i ll tell you it s picking up strength here. we ve had some pieces of the building, this hotel we re staying in as well as tiles from the roof have been detached and flying off in the wind just a short while ago, we ve got a downed lamp post on the ground behind me and water starting to pool on the ground as well. so this is becoming more and more severe. now, in terms of we ve also seen 67-mile-per-hour gusts of wind, i should note. in terms of where hurricane matthew is, it is about 45 miles east-southeast of daytona beach. it s moving about 13 miles per hour, and that means we re going to see the worst of the storm begin to play out some time between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. eastern here. meantime, the space coast, which is further south of us, has really been getting the brunt this morning. you ve got cape canaveral reporting wind gust of 10 ....
overnight. entire towns leveled. now millions more in its path this morning. david muir, ginger zee and rob marciano and our team all across the storm zone on a special edition of good morning america. and good morning, america. we are live for our viewers in the west, and florida is feeling the strength of matthew right now. that is a look at the radar. you see the the eyewall brushing up against daytona beach. already gone through cape canaveral. you see that wind and rain hitting so hard. pounding the surf. that state is getting hit hard. everyone on alert. and then take a live look at daytona beach. this is just 15 miles north. conditions also extremely dangerous there. here s what we know right now. 3.2 million people from florida through the carolinas have been told to evacuate. at least 582,000 people are now without power in florida, and more than 4,450 u.s. flights have been canceled since wednesday. look at the storm right now. it is 350 miles wide and ....
now millions more in its path this morning. david muir, ginger zee and rob marciano and our team all across the storm zone on a special edition of good morning america. and good morning, america. we are live for our viewers in the west, and florida is feeling the strength of matthew right now. that is a look at the radar. you see the up against daytona beach. already gone through cape canaveral. you see that wind and rain hitting so hard. pounding the surf. that state is getting hit hard. everyone on alert. and then take a live look at daytona beach. this is just 15 miles north. conditions also extremely dangerous there. here s what we know right now. 3.2 million people from florida through the carolinas have been at least 582,000 people are now without power in florida, and more than 4,450 u.s. flights have been canceled since wednesday. look at the storm right now. it is 350 miles wide and covers an estimated 280,000 square miles. just a massive slow-moving ....
live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today . 7:00 on the west coast, 10:00 on the east coast. the irony of the coverage, the people most dramatically impacted of the storm probably can t watch, probably don t have power this morning. high winds, storm surge the real concern this morning. let s get to the very latest on this storm. overnight matthew did weaken ly powerful category 3 hurricane with 120 mile an hour sustained winds. the good news for florida this morning the path shifted slightly east. the bands, though, are still lashing the coast at this hour. here s the number we talked about, nearly 600,000 people in that state already without power this morning. that number probably will grow throughout the day. here s a disturbing reminder of how powerful and destructive this storm has already been. has now skyrocketed to at least 572 people. we have correspondents spread out all across the storm zone. al is goin ....
live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today . 7:00 on the west coast, 10:00 on the east coast. the irony of the coverage, the people most dramatically impacted of the storm probably can t watch, probably don t have power this morning. high winds, storm surge the real concern this morning. let s get to the very latest on this storm. overnight matthew did weaken ht powerful category 3 hurricane with 120 mile an hour sustained winds. the good news for florida this morning the path shifted slightly east. the bands, though, are still lashing the coast at this hour. here s the number we talked about, nearly 600,000 people in that state already without power this morning. that number probably will grow throughout the day. here s a disturbing reminder of how powerful and destructive this storm has already been. has now skyrocketed to at least 572 people. we have correspondents spread out all across the storm zone. al is goin ....