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About 115 Miles Per Hour, thats a major hurricane, category three. We have confirmation that, from the naples airport that we did have maximum sustained winds of 112 Miles Per Hour, with gusts as high as 135 Miles Per Hour. At the present time, the max winds have come down a little bit. Theyre about 110 Miles Per Hour, and the system now continues acceleration to the north at about 14 Miles Per Hour. At the present time, the center of the system is just north of the naples area, and its moving away from that region. We expect the system to continue up the coast of florida in the next couple of...

Which, for fort myers, would be very good news because you're on the drier side of the storm, the storm surge would happen in an opposite direction at least for a short period of time. but that's not to say anyone is out of the woods yet. continue to heed the advice of local managers. stay inside, stay off the roads, do not go outside. this is their warning, this isn't me. this is from the emergency managers. they've asked us to remind all of our viewers in florida, stay inside, do not go out during the eye of a storm because the back side of that storm can really, really get you. eleven minut...

And we've been in good contact with them, very thankful to still have some cell service. shepard: i know that. jesse lithgow live from naples, they rode out the storm in a safer place than her wooden home. thanks so much for talking with us. for those of you in fort myers and up the coast in the tampa/st. pete area, the storm is on the way. has it weakened? it has. it's still a category two hurricane. maximum sustained winds, 110 miles per hour, capable of producing tornadoes and lightning and heavy downpours and far from resolved. this storm will weaken in the days ahead, will head in the gen...

Screen has started to come in, we've lost a little bit of the aluminum framing on the pool cage, but so far that's all we can see. we've not been anywhere where we can see major damage yet. unfortunately, we're not in our own home, so the unknown the is the most scary, not knowing what our own home is looking liker at this point. shepard: and generally speaking, where is that, jesse? >> it's exactly 5 miles south of where we are now. so they're definitely in the eye of the storm currently, i would guess. we live in a wood-frame house, and that's a little wit more intimidating to be in. so we c...