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Youre live in the cnn "newsroom." hello again, everyone. thank you for joining me. im fredricka whitfield. right now in the state of florida a state of emergency is in effect statewide, and the governor is calling up the national guard as tropical storm ian gains strength and moves closer to floridas west coast. ian is expected to intensify into a cat gather 4 had and making landfall as early as wednesday night. governor desantis is urging people to prepare now. >> expect heavy rains, strong w...

And that would be a disaster. neil: as long as they dont drive like us. thats-- youve got to deal with that, guys, a separate issue here. thank you both very very much. have a save weekend yourself. now, the issue of safety is a big issue in florida right now because theyre worried about a hurricane right now, a storm, but gathering some steam. not talking fiona, thats a nightmare for canada, unprecedented. but a tropical storm moving and fast, we dont know where ian is going to go. and more fro...

State of emergency, as we told you, for the entire state. tropical storm ian now moving north in the caribbean, swirling near jamaica in the moment. it could be a hurricane by the time it hits the cayman islands just south of cuba. max gorden is in fort myers where it looks pretty good now, max, but people getting ready? whats coming? >> reporter: yeah. well, it looks good now, but things are going to be changing over the next couple of days. now, not only has the governor declared a state the w...

New york post, the record breaking number of new york residents switched their drivers licenses to the sunshine state last month. in fact, a total of 5,838 new yorkers made the switch in august, thats the highest recorded number for a single month in history. and year to date, 41,885 new yorkers have handed over their licenses and at this rate, a new annual record will be broken as well. now we saw the trend begin when covid hit, but predictions that it would slow down once the pandemic eased ar...

Millions of people around the world suffered through long-lasting heat waves and deadly flash flooding in the summer of 2022. A climate scientist explains the rising risks.

Millions of people around the world suffered through long-lasting heat waves and deadly flash flooding in the summer of 2022. A climate scientist explains the rising risks.

Millions of people around the world suffered through long-lasting heat waves and deadly flash flooding in the summer of 2022. A climate scientist explains the rising risks.

Generation and power missions for critical facilities that we work with the army corps of energies on. and the other is to ensure that the command and control structure is in place to allow all of the emergency protective measures that need to be undertaken to support this hurricane, ken. things like search and rescue, things like emergency power generation, long-term needs, as we move into the recovery for residents and communities. we will be there. and its worth noting, too, president biden o...

Flooding -- It's one our area's most common and deadly weather threats thanks to our terrain and location near the jet stream, and it can happen during any season at any time.

Anxiety, and danger over the next 24 hours or so. now it is moving, fiona is right across the mona passage. heres the atlantic, heres the caribbean. it has supporting winds of 85 miles per hour. all of this from the latest information coming from the national hurricane center. almost all of the municipalities across puerto rico are under flash flood warnings and flood warnings across these coastal areas and we could see between 15 and possibly 30 inches of rainfall as it moves away, pamela, were...