47, LEESBURG. 47, FLAGLER. WE ARE SEEING A LOT OF WIND AND NOW WE ARE WATCHING THESE POWER OUTAGES. EVEN THOUGH THE STORM HAS WEAKENED, YOU ARE STILL SEEING THESE RIPPLES OF GUSTS. WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE TO ADD TO THESE POWER OUTAGES OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS AS THE GUSTY WEATHER CONTINUES. MAYBE A TREE NEEDS ONE MORE HIT TO COME DOWN, A BRANCH. 22% OF BREVARD COUNTY IS WITHOUT POWERED OVER 71,000 RESIDENTS. ORANGE COUNTY, 3% BUT 21,000 RESIDENTS WITHOUT POWER. WE HAD TO VOLUSIA POWER -- WE HAD TO VOLUSIA COUNTY WHERE WE HAVE 19,000 RESIDENTS WITHOUT POWER. A LOT OF CENTRAL FLORIDIANS HAVING TO DEAL WITH THIS SCENARIO. THE GOOD NEWS IT IS MUCH LOWER SEEMINGLY POWER OUTAGE WISE VERSUS IAN. EVEN THOUGH THE WIND ARE EQUAL, IF NOT HIGHER IN SOME SPOTS. WE ARE WATCHING THAT SPIN. WATCHING THE WORST OF THE WEATHER IMPACT OUR NORTHERN AREAS. EVEN WHEN THE RAIN STARTS TO FADE AND YOU ARE ON THE BACKSIDE, KNOW THAT THE GUSTS WILL STILL CONTINUE. STILL A COUPLE OF HOURS BEFORE THINGS ARE FINALLY OUT OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. BACK TO YOU. SANIKA: AS WE SEE POWER OUTAGE NUMBERS BEGIN TO INCREASE, THIS WAS SOMETHING GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS WARNED US WHAT HAPPENED EARLIER IN THE WEEK. IT IS GOING TO REQUIRE SOME PATIENTS. WE HAVE GOTTEN QUESTIONS FROM SOME OF OUR VIEWE