Hurricane Irma: This Does Not Look Good For Florida (or the insurers)

From WeatherBELL's Ryan Maue:

Most recent GFS model traces well @NHC_Atlantic forecast track. Huge Hurricane #Irma effects dependent upon only 25-50 miles deviation pic.twitter.com/HJqPJ33a1g

— Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) September 7, 2017

No, not good at all.
See the post immediately below:

...I was asked where the $300 billion damage estimate* for a direct hit by hurricane Irma on Miami came from. This is one of the published sources, in casual conversation I've heard $350 billion with an $80 billion potential whack to the re/insurers if, after Miami, the storm continues up the Florida east coast.Real money.