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An outer eye wall and you are in the third one right now. you are having the wind come at you from the north and the northwest and just had a wind gust from the national weather service in melbourne to the north of you at a usair force tower of 102 miles per hour. that's not the same gust that was on cape canaveral about an hour ago. you at least saw 80 miles per hour where you were as this area of intense rain comes in. and, alisyn, this is what is going to happen. it is going to happen to chris and all all our reporters. when the rain hits them, that brings down the wind. when you're in the ...

Screen. we will be showing you daytona beach. the focus of impact right now. the big, gusting winds and heavy rain and even lightning which is an x-factor. that is where we have boris sanchez trying to wait it out for us. you had to move. how are you doing now, my friend. >> chris, we just had to move, again, because the wind keeps getting stronger. we just got another band of harsh, harsh rain. you can see right over my shoulder over there, the amount of debris that is in the street right now. the stuff is just flying all around. the palm trees swaying in the wind and bending pretty far. we h...

Strong winds that are being felt to the south of. people decided to stay in their homes and to hunker down and try to wait this thing out. the beach is right behind our hotel. fortunately we're protected from that right now. i saw the waves touching the very edge of our hotel and it's likely as the storm gets closer and the rain starts coming down heavier and heavier we will see some flooding here. for folks that have decided to stay home, they're really putting their lives on the line when you consider not just the storm surge but the amount of flooding that will likely happen because of this...

And the wind passes or the rain passes and people want to come out and check out their neighborhood, i know that you have a big warning for them because just because they don't have power doesn't mean that the lines aren't still hot. what do you waurnt pent people ? >> bottom line is, if you see a line down, do not go near it. it could be energized. if you see flooded waters, stay away from it. there could be a power line down. again, we've invested $2 billion since the past decade, but this is a force of mother nature that candidly we have not seen in a very, very long time. and mother nature...