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Good to be with you. Im katy tur. Leave or die, thats the warning for hundreds of thousands across tampa and beyond this hour as Hurricane Milton, now a monstrous category 4, takes direct aim on floridas third largest city. Right now, almost all of floridas West Coast is under an Emergency Warning as Crews Race to clear the debris from last weeks hurricane, that one helene, before milton makes landfall sometime tomorrow night. It is dangerous eye is set to unleash a once in a Century Damage and record Storm Surge. The national Hurricane Center is warning of up to 15 feet of water in tampa alon...

It, and i'm hard pressed to think of a more vulnerable stretch of our coastline than just what you have highlighted on your screen. >> that's right, and it becomes potentially even worse as we movin' land because we have, of course, increasing elevation, and when the winds go up in elevation, they tend to drop even more rain. that's why we have this long band, even away from the center. the center is down in here. up into virginia and western carolina, up in the mountains where water can get focused down on the rivers. we're looking at a catastrophic situation not only at the coast but inland,...

Stretch of our coastline than just what you have highlighted on your screen. >> that's right, and it becomes potentially even worse as we movin' land because we have, of course, increasing elevation, and when the winds go up in elevation, they tend to drop even more rain. that's why we have this long band, even away from the center. the center is down in here. up into virginia and western carolina, up in the mountains where water can get focused down on the rivers. we're looking at a catastrophic situation not only at the coast but inland, flooding in both places. storm surge at the coast, rai...

>> ed, unrelated, it was raining in north and south carolina today. places like hatteras have just come off setting a rainfall record for the year, for the year to date. they can't stand another drop of it, and i'm hard pressed to think of a more vulnerable stretch of our coastline than just what you have highlighted on your screen. >> that's right, and it becomes potentially even worse as we move inland because we have, of course, increasing elevation, and when the winds go up in elevation, they tend to drop even more rain. that's why we have this long band, even way away from the center. the...