Destructive Winds News Today

Keep it here on msnbc. Well be here throughout the storm for you and ill see you here tomorrow, same time, same place. For now, im ana cabrera reporting from new york. Jose diazbalart picks up our coverage right now. Good morning. 11:00 a. M. Eastern, 8:00 a. M. Pacific. Im jose diazbalart. We begin with breaking news. Hurricane milton closing in on floridas gulf coast, expected to make landfall early tomorrow as a devastating major hurricane. Right now, milton is a category 4 storm, churning 10...

Hurricane helene continues right now our viewers in the united states and All Around The World for our special coverage of Hurricane Helene. Im michael holmes. Thanks for being with us tonight. Now, Hurricane Helene is the strongest storm ever to make landfall. Full in floridas Big Bend, sweeping across those less than two hours ago as an extremely dangerous category four with winds of 140 miles an hour. The national Weather Service describing it as unsurvivable up to 20 feet of Storm Surge expe...

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we are carrying out search and rescues across the state. there have been at least 700 rescues confirmed as of thursday. >> first responders are doing targeted searches. going home by home, checking to see if people are okay. there will be many more rescues that are added. the absolutely expect to have -- from the surrogate. so far, at least 19 people are confirmed dead. >> there was a significant number of people that remained on the island during the catastrophic weather event. righ...

at 19, a number that is almost certain to rise in the days ahead. the u.s. president warming up thursday poll of a lot of loss of life as one official sank likely the biggest natural disaster disaster the states ever seen. thats the biggest disaster in floridas history. tens of thousands of emergency workers and deployed statewide. now 2 million homes and businesses stay with the electricity. large parts of the state are underwater. instead its a one in 1000-year rainfall. the governor...

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Powerful winds have caused widespread destruction in Australias second-most populous state, Victoria, leaving 530,000 homes and businesses without power. Winds of up to 157 kph toppled six electricity transmission towers, causing one of the highest number of power outages Victoria state has ever experienced. A 50-year-old dairy farmer was killed by flying debris while driving a tractor near Mirboo North.

In advance of another rainmaker moving into the region, officials in Burlington County have issued a countywide emergency declaration and urge residents to voluntarily evacuate flood-prone areas.

"We rarely see this kind of wind field over our area," National Weather Service forecasters say.