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0 with first cause of this surge right now. reporting in fort myers, robert ray fox. >> whether. all right. thank you so much for sticking with us. right here on fox weather. a hurricane in a water log in southwest florida. streets and buildings completely flooded, as you can see here. power knocked out to two million people. and one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the united states . the hurricane making landfall wednesday afternoon near jocasta. a protected barrier island just west of fort myers in the hours since landfall in have moved inland, hurricane force winds likely to be...

Center, so we're expecting a damaging wind event. we're looking at widespread power outages, tree damage, damage to homes, mobile homes, so a very unsafe environment for the next 24 to 36 hours as ian moves across florida. >> we talk about the actual threat to the east coast of florida. i know a lot of people look at the map and like at lake okeechobee, and there are often concerns about that, are you concerned about the rivers and streams perhaps flooding? the potential for that will be max mieded a little farther north. we're most concerned about this area in center and east-central florida....

The arctic so that's why it feels colder at the moment. for the rest of today, sunny spells in blustery showers, you see them coming in on the north—westerly winds, augustine close to 50 miles an hour, inland gusting to 30 miles an hour, temperatures between ten and i7 temperatures between ten and 17 degrees but feeling colder what you are exposed to the brisk winds. this evening and overnight we keep clear spells and plenty of showers. most frequent in the north of scotland, turning windy tonight, gale force winds developing. coldest conditions tomorrow, four or 5 degrees in the east, in th...

On a Sunday morning at a church in Madison, Wisconsin, a Cameroonian immigrant feels at home despite being thousands of miles away from his loved ones. Ngwa Augustine says he owes his life to this community, especially the two people sitting next to him: Toni and Mark Swandby. In late 2019, the Swanbys decided to open their house to this asylum seeker they had never met.

Raila was helped to escape by a Catholic father and a nun.