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Not far from tampa. listen, this storm path has changed. but you're still feeling the brunt of it right there in clearwater. we've been watching you all evening. >> yeah, absolutely. and in just the last five minutes or so, we actually saw our first emergency vehicle pass by us with lights and sirens. have no idea what call they're responding to. but you think about a high profile vehicle like the ambulance that passed by us with lights and sirens dealing with this wind, you have to take your hat off to the first responders that do this on a day-to-day basis. but think about on a day like this...

Some two feet above level down there. i was here for wilma back in 2005 when 75% of key west was inundated. it came in two waves. they thought the worst had passed in the morning, and then there was a midnight wave that calm back and surprised everybody. as you know, chris, we've been -- you have to microadjust. that's what makes this such a dramatic story. every minute something new develops. the storm path tracks a certain way. but as far as the keys go, we know there are a handful of people riding it out just on the other side of key largo because, as you said, they wanted to be close to th...

This area we're going to get out of here and get to a higher elevation. by the way, chris, i want to talk about you know that i'm about 160 pounds, right, this is jolting me around, 65, 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts. if you can imagine what this is going to do along the west coast at 130 miles an hour. >> it's true. we ain't seen nothing yet. you are sturdy and your reporting is strong. please, get inside, get your cameraman and crew safe. we'll check back with you in a bit. an important update from miami beach. a lot of people there who didn't want to leave and when they saw the storm path shif...

Inevitable. all those keys are going to get whacked by this storm. it's not going to be just about what the storm does in the first hour, second hour, third, fourth, fifth, up to about ten hours of potential exposure. it will speed up when it hits the keys. that's what hurricanes do when over land. but it's going to take a long time. then what will life be like after? that's as big a concern for safety as what the hurricane will do in earnest at its worst moment. it's how do you live after it. we're going to take a break here right now. cnn has people everywhere the storm is going to be. the s...

Coming slope and it's relentless. shep: adam housley live for us in key largo. we have an opportunity to go to elaine duke. big picture, how are we? >> good morning. we are as expected, a slight move to the west. the storm path has not changed anything we predicted. the storm has hit as a shirk category 4. the winds and storm surge are starting as predicted. shep: this is beginning to look like from the latest update like a marco island call your county naples event with what appears to be unless it makes a turn, direct hit, and heavily tropical hated. is fema ready in that region? >> governor...