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Out updates every hour on the hour, and we went with the 140-mile-per-hour winds, and its getting strong and has more time to pick up speed, as you said, up to 145. new tornado watch was just issued that includes tallahassee, appear lasha cola. appalachia cola. probably e f1 or its ef 2 or 3, but instead of lasting 30 seconds, its lasting for one hour. we dont have much to go here.

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Most powerful storm to hit the florida in a century. no category four storm in history has ever made land fall here. the governor reiterating that the time to evacuate if you are along the florida coast here in the gulf has come and gone. the time to take refuge is now. he did say if you are inland, listen to your local officials. there may be a brief window for you to find a safer place, but be very, very careful. a dire warning indeed. >> absolutely. it is impossible to imagine a state being b...

Hopefully in a safe situation. weve had near misses, people not taking it seriously. all the predictions and projections of the storm indicates that we need to take it as serious as possible. those people that decided to stay, i wish them well. and those people that decided to leave, they did the right thing. >> reporter: lets put this into context. ive been covering this the last several hours. it was 120 miles per hour. now were talking about 140, up to 145 mile-per-hour. this wind has strengt...

The monstrous category four storm. that means 140 miles an hour, winds and up, would be the most powerful hurricane to hit this area of the state of florida in history. >> it is incredible. right now winds topping 145 miles an hour. they are, if you can believe it, expected to get stronger before making land fall. in just a few hours lets go to our colleague in shell point beach, florida. gary, we can see the wind whipping you right now. what have you felt and what is expected? >> well, poppy an...

Panama city beach, florida. the winds here are as strong as we have seen them. you can see the water collecting all around me, as this rain continues to fall. they expect nearly a foot of rain here by the time this is all over. the wind speed about a mile inland is the main cause of concern, expecting 145-mile-per-hour sustained winds, gusts perhaps higher than that, on the coast which is about a mile away, the concern is storm surge which could be 9 to 14 feet in some places. i want to bring in...

The storm surge and then 90% total including the inland rain, thats what causing the fatalities. we have to make sure were protected from that as well. >> sir, it is chad again. this place hasnt really had anything like this in the, i dont know, five generations that people have actually lived there. and very few of the homes, at least until recently, were not built after andrew. they were pre-andrew construction. what is that going to look like with 145 miles an hour wind? >> yeah. youre going ...

>> 57,000 homes. one john berman is hankering right there in -- anchoring right there in panama city beach. alisyn camerota in new york. im dave briggs. >> im >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. its wednesday, october 10th. i am john berman live in florida beach, and if you went to sleep eight hours ago thinking the storm was bad, you are waking up to find out its catastrophic. it has been upgraded to a category 4 storm. maximum sustained winds of 140 miles p...

Here as the storm surge which is being seen on the coast and this wind speed for the eyewall tends to be 145, 150 miles an hour and we are now feeling it, wolf, the wind speed here very, very strong, as you said, if it gets to be too fierce, we will go inside, there is a safe place in the building here. the tropical storm force winds were extending way beyond the center of this storm, even as the eye approaches panama city beach where i am. i want to check in with my colleague brooke baldwin who...

An hour ago we were 942. the pressure is falling. the winds in the middle picking up. a wide storm affecting really from tampa almost all the way back to about mobile bay with something, maybe not all these winds. the eye core is where youll get the 145. its a wide event. a wide-reaching event. this is the wind field of the storm right now. pay attention to the white. thats 100 mile-per-hour-plus winds. they come into panama city, apalachicola. certainly mexico beach. and then still purple here ...