Officials in the Florida Keys have ordered visitors to evacuate the area Wednesday, as Hurricane Irma, which has intensified into a Category 5 storm, now seems likely to make landfall.
“If ever there was a storm to take seriously in the Keys, this is it,” said Martin Senterfitt, the emergency management director for Monroe County, which covers the Florida Keys, a popular tourist destination. “The sooner people leave, the better.”
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