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>> reporter: jose, good morning. well, we had a tornado warning about two hours ago just south of gainesville in marion county, and we are, of course, under that tornado watch that's going through 3:00 p.m. local time. so that's what's worrying authorities here, the tornado watch for most of central florida. we got a lot of wind and a lot of rain overnight. obviously the dangers here are different than those where you're at on the coast where the storm surge is what's been worrying authorities. county authorities say they've already had reports of falling trees in some part of the county, and also there's power outages. we've seen these power outages that have been reported all across the state, jose, more than 250,000 customers affected. here it's about 15,000 customers last i checked. that's about 10% of customers in the county here that have been affected, and authorities want people to wait, even though conditions have improved somewhat here, we've seen some residents come outside and take a look at the conditions, jose, and what you see if you go
like this, even something that is more than 110 years unusual. >> reporter: no, it's true, jose. i'll tell you this from talking to people in crystal river where you are. there are people that have lived there, a lot of people have second homes, but i actually saw the fear in their eyes. usually sometimes floridians -- i'm a floridian, you are, they can cavalier about certain storms. but they were actually worried about this one. they went to bed, it was a category 3, when they woke up it was a category 4, and there were tornado warnings going off in the area where you and i were staying overnight. we do know the governor of florida ron desantis has been taking time off the campaign trail. but the reality is as you know, there's only so much you can prepare, right? hurricanes, natural disasters, they expose vulnerabilities in the system and right now what we're going to see here, the test is the water. how far does it go? how high does it get, and the people who didn't evacuate, can they get to safety?
outside here in gainesville is a lot of branches all over the place from the trees that have obviously fallen. this is an area with lots of trees. i should also say the university of florida is here, the university played a big role preparing students as the hurricane made its way through florida. it's fairly quiet. we still have wind coming through and a little bit of rain with of course the worst part of the storm already making its way north. but authorities telling people to be careful when they go outside here if they see fallen trees, and of course, jose, for the possibility of damage to the power lines that, of course, can be dangerous as these power crews are making their way through the states to make those repairs that are necessary, jose. >> guad venegas in gainesville, i thank you so very much as we were chatting with guad, you know, the weather just changed in a second. it just started pouring. and that just shows you that these wind gusts and these