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Out. >> people in southwest florida, this is going to likely make landfall as a category 4 hurricane. there will be catastrophic flooding, and life-threatening storm surge on the gulf coast region. and of course, the highest risk will be in that southwest florida region from naples up to sarasota. there is also potential for flash flooding and river flooding, with 10 to 20 inches across central and northeast florida. >> our meteorologist pedram javaheri is tracking the storm for us. he joins us ...

On tuesday, governor ron desantis warned that impacts of the storm has started with rain, wind, and a severe weather threat from the outer bands. the storm is set to make landfall in the states gulf coast in the coming hours near port charlotte. state officials are telling residents in the hurricanes path that the time to get to safety is now. >> this storm will only continue to intensify. if you want to leave, as the governor has said, now is your last chance. we cannot send first responders in...

Well. this is kind of a setup of the model guidance. see this gradually really tighten up here. and portions of tampa or italy in the forecast so, now its shifted a little further south from them. and brings the storm system across this region into the early afternoon hours. i want to bring in the storm surge potential. because when you take a look at the threat here for portions of florida, we know that when the largest most prone regions to storm surges right here around western florida. the f...

Now 19,000 residents -- here in havana. what are the conditions like now? >> you know, we have the first bands of rain coming in here. it really feels like the calm before the storm. but, talking to friends of mine who live in western cuba, they say the power is out. the beginning to feel the wind and the rain pick up, and the very concerned. i thought one federal mine it looks like theyre hurricanes gonna pass right over where he lives. he goes tobacco and hes concerned the gun used -- lose the...

Fox News - Hurricane Ian strengthened to maximum sustained winds of 115 mph as the storm neared Cuba's western tip, where authorities have evacuated 50,000 people. The National Hurricane Center said in an advisory early Tuesday the storm had strengthened to a Category 3 hurricane. The Cuban government said Ian …

Per hour in its forward progression. this could be a multi-day event from wednesday night to friday morning where the system finally moves out of this region before its all said and done. >> it looks like a lot of trouble on the way for folks around tampa. thank you, pedram. people on floridas west coast have just hours to prepare before the first wave of wind and wave arrives. more from cnns ryan young. hes in tampa. >> this could be the storm that weve hoped would never come to our shores. >...

Fiona has strength zwroend a category 4 hurricane with wind gusts of 155 miles per hour in the turks and caicos. but the caribbean island is still feeling the sheer force of the storm with damaging winds, pounding rain. lets get right to meteorologist pedram javaheri. pedram, gosh, that does not look good behind you. how bad is it going to get? >> the storm is going to strengthen. it is going to get larger as it approaches farther across the north. for areas across the turks and caicos, the wors...

The wind field stands about 200 miles out. it could see some tropical winds on the western event and given the fact this track usually gets typical characteristics. theres a massive frontal boundary that kind of shifts the system away from the united states and possibly far enough away from bermuda to not have any direct impacts on it. gusty winds, heavy rainfall in store before the system weakens. winter weather forecast radar speaking to how cold it is going to get for parts of canada. this sy...

Assessment trying to figure out exactly what the impacts are from hurricane fiona. layla santiago, cnn, san juan, puerto rico. >> and meadteorologist pedram javaheri joins me next. >> the storm system you take a look at the damage thats been left in place certainly an incredible storm here given its only a category 1, very well organized, symmetrical and producing an incredible amount of rainfall. made landfall around 3:30 p.m. local time across the southwestern area of puerto rico, approaching ...

Pedram? >> its been such a quiet season, a lot of people maybe caught off guard when you have the storms pick up in intensity and quickly in the past 24 hours. we have a storm system as such with fiona pushing past portions and making landfall in puerto rico. in the past seven or eight hours, category 1 equivalent as we move ashore. the system already producing gusts well over 100 miles per hour scattered about the region as well. as michael noted, 100% of the island without power. it speaks to ...