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Hurricane Irma This notebook entry is a transcription I made of a short video, which is 0.53 seconds long. I would be grateful if someone could revise my transcription, and point out the mistakes I might have made. Thank you! This is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbW9iMUJh4Q After battering its way through the Caribbean, hurricane Irma currently a category four store has slammed into the lower Florida keys lashing the island chain with winds of about two a hundred and thirty miles per hour. The hurricane made land full in Cuba late on Friday, it involved villages causing wide spread damage and leaving whole communities homeless. The eye of the storm has now reached the Florida Keys bringing extreme winds that are expected to last for the next few hours. All residents have been ordered to leave and meet fears that the storm search reaching fifteen feet could hit the islands most of which are only few feet about sea level. One person has been confirmed dead in the Keys. As the storm is expected to move North to midland Florida, more than a million homes and businesses are now without power and some fifty thousand people have taken refuge in shelters.

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Hurricane Irma

This notebook entry is a transcription I made of a short video, which is 0.53 seconds long. I would be grateful if someone could revise my transcription, and point out the mistakes I might have made. Thank you!

This is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbW9iMUJh4Q

After battering its way through the Caribbean, Hurricane Irma, currently a category four storm, has slammed into the lower Florida Keys, lashing the island chain with winds of about two up to a hundred and thirty miles per hour. The hurricane made landfall in Cuba late on Friday. It involved engulfed villages causing widespread damage and leaving whole communities homeless. The eye of the storm has now reached the Florida Keys bringing extreme winds that are expected to last for the next few hours. All residents have been ordered to leave and meet amid fears that the storm search surge reaching fifteen feet could hit the islands, most of which are only few feet above sea level. One person has been confirmed dead in the Keys. As the storm is expected to move north to mainland Florida, more than a million homes and businesses are now without power and some fifty thousand people have taken refuge in shelters.


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