West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)All of Florida is under a state of emergency and authorities are urging residents to stockpile a week's worth of food and supplies as Hurricane Dorian gathers strength and aims to slam the state as soon as Monday as a Category 4 storm.
"It's going to impact the entirety of Florida, and residents need to be prepared," Acting FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor said Friday morning on CNN's "New Day." "So, take the time now ... to understand what your local risk is."
"The clock is ticking right now," he added. "Don't waste time. Prepare yourself and your family."
Deborah Thomas, 69, was doing just that Friday at a Home Depot in West Palm Beach when she broke down in tears with worry over how her dog and her pigs would survive the storm.
"I live in a mobile home, so I stand to be homeless," she told CNN. "But that is not what worries me. I have animals. I can replace my home, but I can't replace my animals."
Dorian, now a Category 2 hurricane with sustained winds of 110 mph -- just one mile per hour shy of Category 3 strength -- is due to slow its forward speed in the coming days, allowing it to gain intensity over warm Caribbean waters and fuel the heavy rains, damaging wind and storm surge it's expected to deliver, CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam said.
This story out on 8-30..a day with 38 numerology..8+30=38
Florida=38..death=38
Right now its a "category 2"..
this was reported at...
its possibly. gonna be a "category 4" storm
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