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Saying anyone on the streets could be arrested. Abc News Reporter Marcy Gonzales joining us. You can see winds are very powerful. Reporter you can see we are getting hit hard by these wind gusts, the pounding rain. This is just the start of what will be a long and dangerous night. Hurricane irma pummeling the sunshine state. Leaving downtown miami under more than waistdeep water, white caps on city streets. Look at this. We have flying debris all over the place. Can you see that . Reporter those powerful winds snapping a krarngs tearing off this roof and knocking this man off his feet. Tornado...

Surge tonight. Meteorologist lisa has more. Thats right. Weve seen it weaken over the storm with the wind field expanding as it continues to weaken and move up the coast. Heres a look at it. You can see the yellows there. Were still worried about the possibility of tornadoes, flooding rain and storm surge. As it moves up the coast, it weakens to a category 1 by 2 00 tomorrow morning with winds of 85 miles an hour. Look at the rain, southern george into South Carolina and tennessee. Were looking at this continue to wreak havoc with flooding, and winds at 50 miles an hour and west palm still at ...

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