has already killed multiple people and we should expect the same impact in Florida if people do not take this seriously.”



In October 2005, hurricane Wilma was blamed for 35 deaths in the state and caused damage in excess of $20bn (£15.7bn). Many residents were without power for weeks and there were significant fuel shortages, something Scott said Florida was better prepared for this time.

Bottled water disappeared from supermarket shelves as soon as it was restocked, causing shortages in many areas, and several filling stations in Coral Springs, Margate and Fort Lauderdale were closed and taped off on Wednesday morning, having sold the last of their fuel.

Barack Obama, during a visit to the headquarters of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) in Washington, warned against complacency. “This is aSen. Bernie Sanders' revamped plan for winning the Democratic presidential nomination suffers from an inconsistency that could complicate the case he makes to party insiders and allied groups.

The Vermont independent laid out the admittedly difficult path he plans to follow for the remainder of the primary season in a National Press Club address on Sunday. In many ways, it was a more forceful iteration of a proposal his campaign had offered several weeks ago: By doing well in upcoming primaries, he will close the gap in pledged delegates with Hillary Clinton, so much so that neither of them will have the necessary numbers to win the nomination outright without the help of the so-called superdelegates. At that point, Sanders will encourage those superdelegates -- party insiders who also