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Past decade. that marks a significant increase from the ten years before that. according to this government report, it's because of global warming. kim? >> yeah, not the first time we hear these devastating effects of global warming. celina wang in tokyo, we'll come back to you as developments warrant. thank you so much for that. appreciate it. cnn meteorologist derek van dam joins us with more on the extreme weather conditions that led to the mudslide. you heard celina there. take us through this and more importantly, is there more to come? >> there is the potential of more mudslides coming...

Hurricane, is looking a little less likely of a severe threat to this area of south florida than just a couple days ago but the pause has resumed in the search and rescue operation, all because sometime later today, that's expectly, the remaining part of the champlain towers, the only part that did not collapse, that is going to be demolished by explosives. that's the remaining section. it has been impeding search operations and it is fragile. it's been observed to be swaying or of shifting a little bit. so not only is it fragile, it also threatens the workers in the pile down below looking fo...

And 4 normally wouldn't do anything. if a building has been structurally compromised, that can go down as well. how many aftershocks? upwards of six. the strongest i've seen 5.3. that occurred pretty shortly thereafter. what will happen over the next few days is the intensity and the frequency of the earthquakes will continue to diminish. so that in a week we're already doing a heck of a lot better. when you talk about a 7.3, it really lingers how much additional earth movement continues. this is the satellite loop in the last 12 to 24 hours. excellent to see here. i'm not expect anything issu...

Keys are ordered to be out by 7:00 tonight. a friend of mine in key west told me that town is a ghost town. those people usually have a hurricane party and ride it out. everybody has been watching nonstop satellite loop of this hurricane. people are getting seriously very concerned. >> shepard: crews releasing water from lake okeechobee. to give the water a place to go. >> absolutely. u.s. army corps of engineers operates that lake. it's got a really old 1960s era hoover dam all the way around, a big levy. 1930s, 3,000 people downhill from the levy died during a massive hurricane. the governor...

All the way from thursday morning to friday morning by over a hundred millibars. this was a tropical storm one minute and less than a day later it became a category 5 hurricane. that's up heard of. but patricia has shattered so many records and that's one of them. looking at the satellite loop, the storm is breaking up by the areas that we have the bright oranges and reds. those are the higher cloud tops. a little bit more improvement because it's interacting with land. so where we are right now, the storm is about 50 miles south-southwest, moving to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. the pre...