Hurricane Irma Makes Landfall in Florida

A category four storm with winds up to 130 mph has hit Florida, causing a humanitarian crisis in the Keys and threatening cities like Naples and Tampa with severe weather. Tampa's mayor highlights the risk of storm surges. The storm could become the costliest in U.S. history, with potential losses exceeding $200 billion. Over two million people are without power, but the storm's intensity is decreasing. Preparations began on Wednesday, and officials are assessing the damage. Orlando is experiencing heavy rain and wind, with the storm's peak expected after midnight on Monday.

Which cities were threatened by Hurricane Irma as it moved up the West Coast of Florida?

• Key West, Tallahassee, Gainesville

• Pensacola, Daytona Beach, Sarasota

• Miami, Orlando, Jacksonville

• Naples, Fort Myers, St. Petersburg, Tampa

What was the main concern for Tampa's mayor regarding the impact of Hurricane Irma?

• Tornadoes

• Storm surge

• High winds

• Heavy rainfall

What was the estimated economic loss due to Hurricane Irma?

• $300 billion

• $400 billion

• $200 billion

• $100 billion

How many people were reported to be without power due to Hurricane Irma?

• Three million

• Four million

• One million

• Two million

When was the peak of the storm expected to hit Orlando?

• Sunday evening

• Monday morning

• Monday after midnight

• Sunday morning