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From the New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro.

This is the deep end.

Today, Hurricane Irma roars into Florida, where in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, an apocalyptic

forecast forced one of the largest evacuations in American history.

It's Monday, September 11th.

Yesterday, at noon, I signed the Declaration of Emergency in the City of Miami.

For days, Hurricane Irma was expected to strike Miami with catastrophic force, prompting

massive evacuations that cleared out much of the city.

By Saturday, Governor Rick Scott had ordered nearly 6 million people to leave their homes.

Most of them on Florida's east coast.

But then, when Hurricane Irma's projected paths shifted west to the Gulf Coast city

of Tampa overnight, thousands began to take the threat more seriously and started scrambling.

The storm changed course, heading for Florida's west coast.

Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn is with us.

Mayor Buckhorn, how prepared are you?

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