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San juan already to 92 miles per hour. they're 50 miles from the center. that shows you how long the duration this is going to be. i want to show you some of the pictures of san juan. yeah, you get the idea. this is what the equivalent of a category 1 or category 2 will to. when it gets closer, they will get the gusts. possible san juan, 140 to 160-mile-per-hour gusts. picture a city that has almost 500,000 people, in the general area, it's about 2 1/2 million. wind gusts, 140 to 176 miles per hour that's why we think it's subpoena a crisis. let's go in, we're getting close to that landfall. a...

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You. on the right side of the picture, the picture on on the right-hand side of your screen is from marco island police, and it's a picture of debris in the road there. we're waiting for more details. if this is during the eye they went out and took this picture, marco island police. our senior meteorologist janice dean with us again. this eye ought to reach naples pretty quick now. >> reporter: very quickly. the outer eye wall is now moving into the naples area, and i think we still have steve harrigan's camera up. he should be experiencing the eye, he should or be experiencing the eye very, ...

Wracking both on camera and off camera. so we're just trying to be very careful about where we are. right now we're on the western side of a building that's shuttered up here, so that helps us out. what we're looking at all of that being blown generally away from us. so as things get so much stronger here, this is critical that we find a place. we shelter ourselves against a wall so that we don't have to worry about that. when we were talking to you further south before, we were very careful that the area on the other side of the street was just an open area that was vegetation, that there wer...

I mean, it's still got to be over 100 miles away and look the ferocity of the winds she's experiencing. >> she's in florida city which is still far from the eye wall. this is where you see the most intense winds. that's where you'll see the wind gusts of 130, 140 miles per hour. these northern feeder bands definitely have strong and damaging winds with them. even in her area you'll start to see that increase as these bands continue to pivot in off the ocean. there you go. you can see some of the heavy rain band activity coming in just north of key largo. homestead devastated during hurricane a...