Hurricane Irma makes landfall in Florida Keys as Category 4 storm
This satellite image obtained from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows Hurricane Irma at 1145 UTC on September 6, 2017. (NOAA/RAMMB/AFP/)

There are 16 different Florida television stations that are monitoring Hurricane Irma make landfall in Florida Saturday night.


While Irma has taken a deeper west turn away from Miami, the storm will still pummel the low-lying area with its winds and heavy rain. Tornado warnings are already popping up in the Florida Keys and those fearing the tsunami that will come with the storm surge are preparing for flooding.

If you want to help the survivors of Irma, you can donate through Oxfam, UNICEF, Global Giving or the Center for Disaster Philanthropy.

You can watch the news feeds below:

WFTS ABC 28 – Tampa

NBC2 – Ft. Myers

WFOR CBS 4 - Miami

WTVJ NBC 6 - Miami

WFTV ABC 9 - Orlando

WFLA NBC 8 - Tampa

WFTS ABC 28 - Tampa

CBS47 and Fox 30 - Jacksonville

There are also 14 different live webcams set up around Florida for those who want to watch the raw footage of what is happening on the ground.