Good evening. We begin tonight with the large part of Florida under state of emergency.

Take a look. Here's the reason why a storm system that does not even have a name yet, but

is heading straight at Florida and could be a major hurricane if and when it arrives.

Jennifer Gray is tracking this storm at the moment known only as tropical depression

nine. She joins us. So when Jennifer can Florida expect to start to feel the effects of this?

Well, they'll start to feel the impacts as early as Monday night into Tuesday if you're

in the Keys, but then it's going to just basically parallel the coast before making

landfall somewhere along that western coast of Florida by midweek or so. So we'll be

talking about this for a couple of days early part of next week, especially. So this

is starting small 35 miles per hour, gust of 45 moving west northwest at 15. We already

have tropical storm watches, hurricane watches and effect. The water is very warm in the Caribbean

as well as the Gulf of Mexico. So this is going to provide the storm with a ripe environment

to thrive. We are going to see this storm intensify rapidly once it gets into the Gulf of Mexico.

And that's the huge concern. This could be a category one storm as it crosses over Cuba

and then a category two, possibly three, maybe even higher Anderson as we get closer to

Florida, but the National Hurricane Center is forecasting right now 115 mile per hour

winds by Wednesday afternoon. And I wouldn't be surprised if those winds go even higher.

A lot of the forecast models agree on this forecast as well.

And hurricane feeling is expected to be the largest storm hit the Nova Scotia area. I

think in almost 50 years, when is that storm expected?

Right. So they're already feeling the impacts right now. So by tomorrow morning, we'll see

this storm make landfall winds of 125 miles per hour right now with gusts of 155. It will

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