Hurricane Irma: now a tropical storm, moving into Georgia today

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South Florida remained on high alert Tuesday as Hurricane Irma strengthened into a dangerous Category 5 storm as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path that could take it to the United States.

The National Hurricane Center's 11 a.m. ET advisory had the storm at an "extremely dangerous" Category 5, with maximum sustained winds of 180 mph.

Irma was moving west at 14 mph and remained about 225 miles from Antigua and 230 miles east-southeast of Barbuda. Its eye is expected to hit the Leeward Islands late Tuesday or early Wednesday, before the eye was expected to pass about 50 miles from Puerto Rico late Wednesday.

Irma Now Category 5, Continues Push Toward South Florida
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9/4

NAPLES, Fla. (AP/WSVN) — Florida Gov. Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency in all of the state’s 67 counties in advance of Hurricane Irma.

In a news release issued Monday afternoon, Scott said he’s issuing the order to make sure governments have “ample time, resources and flexibility to get prepared” for the storm.

Scott’s statement reads as follows: “Hurricane Irma is a major and life-threatening storm, and Florida must be prepared. I have continued to be briefed by the Florida Division of Emergency Management on Hurricane Irma and current forecast models have Florida in Irma’s path – potentially impacting millions of Floridians. Today, given these forecasts and the intensity of this storm, I have declared a state of emergency for every county in Florida to make certain that state, federal and local governments are able to work together and make sure resources are dispersed to local communities as we get prepared for this storm. In Florida, we always prepare for the worst and hope for the best and while the exact path of Irma is not absolutely known at this time, we cannot afford to not be prepared. This state of emergency allows our emergency management officials to act swiftly in the best interest of Floridians without the burden of bureaucracy or red tape.
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note: these are all projections on a storm 7 days out . just something to keep a eye on. anything else is irresponsible


new pics
9/3 11pm
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a potential projection

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