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Atlantic are a few strees warmer than average. upper level winds are light, all the ingredients converging to turn this into a super storm. there is no category 6. if there was this would arguably be a category 6 storm. that's a record in the atlantic. the previous record was allan, which hit back in 1980, 18 hours above 180 miles per hour. you can't just take a snapshot. you have to integrate over time. and if you look at the size and the intensity and the persistence -- i mean folks in florida and even carolina and the coastal georgia need to look at this. 2005 that's the year katrina hit

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Miami floods now on a clear day, no storm required. because the water has risen and land subsidence -- miami is a sitting duck. >> you and i have talked about this before. there's a lot of argument in the literature about climate modeling, climate change and hurricanes. what we do now is water is on average warmer and the sea levels are higher. and places like miami, elaborate on that a little bit. why is miami so exposed at this particular moment given what's going on with the climate and this hurricane the. >> first of all, you can't build a wall around miami. you can around manhattan. but t...

People think all right andrew came through in '92. that was a category 5, we survived that, it wasn't a big deal. but andrew was a puny storm compare today irma, and the center of the storm tracked well south of downtown miami and miami beach. we'll seal where the storm goes. it may be like matthew that staged just offshore last year. if the storm tracks right of miami or just to the west of miami in fort lauderdale, then we'll have the worst-case scenario. 10, 12, 14 feet of water. it could be a real mess. and people need to take a very seriously and get out of dodge with days to spare. >> fi...

Hurricane jose is coming up right behind irma. and hurricane katia is churching in the gulf of mexico right there on the left of your screen. paul, they say that this is the largest one ever recorded in the atlantic. why has this gotten so big and ferocious? >> hi, chris. the water temperatures in the atlantic are a few strees warmer than average. upper level winds are light, all the ingredients converging to turn this into a super storm. there is no category 6. if there was this would arguably be a category 6 storm. that's a record in the atlantic.