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Becomes a closer reality for this storm. >> reporter: the timing of you tossing to us and the show starting right now, at least for the intensification of the storm here in tallahassee, the timing was pretty much perfect. just a couple of minutes before the show started we started getting some really intense bands of wind and rain, mostly right now it is a rain event. when the rain starts to blow sideways you know it's pretty much game on for the intensity of the storm and we know it's coming here to tallahassee. this city is known for its trees, lots of palm trees here, these palm fronds, may...

Just a beautiful place when it comes to live oak, big tall pine trees. the big tall pine trees are going to be a problem. >> it really is a stunning area. the governor putting what we're seeing into stunning historical context saying you have to ga back to the late 1800s for another example of a hurricane entering florida the way idalia is. chad myers, stay with us. thank you very much for that report. hurricane idalia is expected to release tropical storm force winds in the tampa bay area within minutes from now. cnn's carlos suarez joins us live from tampa, florida. carlos, how is tampa pr...

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Zal Costa regularly surfs with his brother Kona Costa near their home in Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii. Their homebreak is Banyans and the teens rip.

On a riverbank in war-ravaged Syria's north, felling has reduced what was once a lush forest to dispersed trees and decimated trunks poking out from dry, crumbly soil.- 'Blanket of greenery' - The once-dense forests of Syria's west "have suffered the most degradation caused by the war", mostly from tree felling and wildfires, PAX said.