Master Stroke: Hurricane Michael arrives near coastal areas of Florida, America

Hurricane Michael closed in on Florida's Gulf Coast on Wednesday as an "extremely dangerous" category four storm packing powerful winds and a huge sea surge, US forecasters said.
The Miami-based National Hurricane Center said the storm, which local forecasters are calling an "unprecedented" weather event for the area, is expected to slam ashore later in the day with "life-threatening" storm surges.
Top winds were swirling at 230 kilometers per hour, with the NHC warning the storm could grow stronger still, as outer rain bands from the storm lashed the coast.
A storm surge of up to 14 feet and up to a foot of rain was expected in some areas.