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I apologize. This is horrific. The terrible land entirely predictable hurricane milton. It's a very dangerous storm in terms of strength and size as it approaches landfall. Is another monster storm heads toward florida powered by extreme temperatures in the gulf, and as millions across the south dig out from last week's devastating hurricane, reminder of what trump thinks about climate change. We will have a little bit more beachfront property. Life or death stakes in this election. Donald trump refers to rent a problems instead of fixing problems. He is not solution oriented it. The media bli...

Hurried preparations, there's also a new worry. Limited resources. Gas stations literally running on empty, and grocery store shelves picked clean. Nbc's marisa is joining us from tampa. Jay gray is standing by in ft. Myers. And meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the storm for us. The track of this storm has shifted slightly since yesterday. Where do we expect landfall now? yeah, this has kind of wobbled back and forth, ten miles north or south. As we go throughout time, we are anticipating that westcentral u. S. Coast impact on the state of florida. We are looking at a category 4 sto...

Developments, but we begin at the weather map with al roker. As if the threat of this potentially historic storm isn't enough, we're already seeing tornadoes. That's right. And this was kind of the worst case scenario, chris, because we were talking about this for the last two days. We were going to see these tornadoes, especially as it approached, and sure enough that's what happened. Let's show you what we've got going on right now. As far as our map is concerned, we are looking at a category 4 storm. 150 miles now southwest of tampa. It's got 130 miles per hour winds. It's moving northeast ...

Before making landfall earlier than expected tonight in florida. Forecast to bring up to 15 feet of lifethreatening storm surge to some regions, up to 18 inches of rain in areas like tampa, and catastrophic, sustained winds. At this hour, parts of florida are already feeling the effects as milton grows in size and moves closer to the west coast. More than 1 million people are under mandatory evacuation orders. Thousands are still fleeing the state in search of higher ground, as the window to get out starts to close, and resources dwindle. As of this morning, 60% of tampa bay's service stations...

Been cancelled, ahead of its landfall, which is expected to bring strong winds of up to 165 mph, 270 kph. Milton comes just days after hurricane helene tore through the southeastern us; 225 people were killed by the natural disaster across six states. The back—to—back storms are expected to leave historic levels of damage that could take years to recover from. Unlike helene, milton will only pass through florida on its way to the atlantic ocean, making the sunshine state the only one to be affected twice. President biden has postponed a trip to germany to oversee preparations and prepare a...