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MIAMI BEACH MAYOR: GET OUT; ‘THIS IS A NUCLEAR HURRICANE’

MIAMI BEACH MAYOR: GET OUT; ‘THIS IS A NUCLEAR HURRICANE’

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Imagine yourself hosting a party and a hurricane filed with nuclear bombs showed up and blew away your little condo, like the big bad wolf did to that little piggy straw house. According to the Miami Beach Mayor, that's exactly what Hurricane Irma is going to do when it lands in Florida this weekend. He's warning residents to 'get out' because Hurricane Irma is a 'nuclear hurricane.'

Hurricane Jose Upgraded To Category 2, Expected To Become "Major Hurricane" On Friday

Hurricane Jose Upgraded To Category 2, Expected To Become "Major Hurricane" On Friday

As of 2pm today, Hurricane Jose, located 660 Miles east of the Lesser Antilles, and following in Irma's footsteps, is now a Category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds od 105 mph (165kmh).

Here is the summary from the NHC:

Hurricane Jose Intermediate Advisory Number 9A

 

...JOSE NOW A CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE...

 

FEMA Chief, Miami Beach Mayor Warn: "Get Out Now, This Is A Devastating, Nuclear Hurricane"

FEMA Chief, Miami Beach Mayor Warn: "Get Out Now, This Is A Devastating, Nuclear Hurricane"

After laying waste to the Northern Caribbean and leaving most of bankrupt Puerto Rico without power - perhaps for months - Hurricane Irma, still a category five storm, is expected to make landfall near Miami this weekend. Florida Gov. Rick Scott has already declared a state of emergency, and last night more than 100,000 Miami-Dade residents in Miami Beach and low-lying mainland areas were instructed to leave their homes by Miami Mayor Carlos Gimenez, who issued his first evacuation order.

Hurricane Irma Barrels Toward Miami As Residents Scramble To Evacuate

Hurricane Irma Barrels Toward Miami As Residents Scramble To Evacuate

After laying waste to much of the Leeward Islands and leaving most of Puerto Rico without power, Hurricane Irma is continuing its destructive march through the Caribbean which is expected to culminate with landfall in Miami sometime this weekend.

 

As we noted yesterday, Irma's catastrophic 185+ mph winds left 90% of the dwellings on the island of Barbuda completely leveled, according to Prime Minister Gaston Browne.

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