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But wow, Hurricane Adalia is now an extremely dangerous category for storm and have a fast

low end cap for all to 130 miles in a while.

That's just the beginning of a cap for barely bad and the storm surge is already a problem

in certain areas.

They've been showing, of course, on TV anywhere there's flooding, of course, reporters gotta

go stand in.

So they're doing that now.

So it makes landfall any moment now, apparently, sometime within the next half hour to hour.

In the big bend area of Florida, up above north of Cedar Key, south of Tallahassee there,

I'm still doing some damage.

They're talking about storm surge, they're talking about anywhere from 12 to 18 feet of

storm surge.

That's bad.

Yeah, that's really bad, very dangerous.

For the most part, I saw where they had reporters up along the West Coast because that's where

they're hoping that it hit Tampa Bay and all along the coast there because we're here.

We're here.

We wanted to hit here, but no.

It's going to bypass that area, but it does bring up my favorite weather channel report

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