00:00Families are being warned to pack up and to get out of high-risk areas in the direct path of
00:04Hurricane Isaias, like Pensacola Beach, Florida.
00:07A nighttime landfall, storm surge, and the risk for tornadoes is a dangerous combination.
00:13The sheriff's office, the police, fire, they all want to take care of you.
00:17Guess what? They can't come out in the middle of a storm.
00:19When there's 40 miles an hour wind, they can't take their vehicles out.
00:23When the water's coming up, they can't get out to get you.
00:26So you're on your own.
00:27Don't be a knucklehead. Don't think you can handle this storm.
00:31We've got 1.8 million new Floridians in the state of Florida since 2018.
00:36A lot of those folks have no idea what they're in for.
00:39This is not going to be a Hurricane Sally. This could potentially be far worse.
00:44Stock up. Just be ready for, you know, to lose your power and to be without necessities for a little
00:51bit.
00:51Families that don't evacuate from coastal areas and even in inland communities
00:56are being told to prepare to go for three days without power, connectivity, and dealing with roadblocks.
01:02It could be much longer in the hardest hit areas.
01:06In Pensacola Beach, Florida, for AccuWeather, I'm Gil Waddell.
01:09Can you see how it's adaptable?
01:09Yeah.
01:09No of it.
01:10No!
01:10So the end nausea.
