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Maybe wind gusts. but the red zone here, thats category 3 or higher winds. stuart, jupiter, west palm, boca, you will see wind gusts of 115 miles per hour. theres no way to get out of that. theres no way to get away from that. the only way is to move inland. even orlando, you are going to see winds of around 75. remember what francis and jean did to orlando way inland? 45 miles from the coast, orlando still got a lot of damage. i can see that same story here for a town that hasnt been mentioned ...

Stronger. so the band that boris just talked about was probably 60 miles per hour. the band right here that will come on sure to jupiter and ft. pierce probably 80 miles per hour and thats still at least 150 miles from the center of the eye right now. the rub with this storm is that its forecast to hug the coast, stay half on and half off the coast all the way from cocoa beach all the way to jacksonville and turning the right into hilton head and thats the problem. if this truly is going to be 1...

Located right now? where is it headed? when will florida, for example, experience the worst of this hurricane? >> it has just left nassau, headed towards freeport in the bahamas. eventually making a run at florida and the governor said best case scenario, worst case scenario. best case scenario is the storm turns and stays in the water. worst case, it stays straight and heads right on to the shore. right on to the shore of the northern side of maybe coco beach, somewhere there around cape canave...

With that western eye wall over the south of west palm beach and ft. lauderdale. this would be all through the space coast. the tmelbourne area, new smyrna beach, all are going to be decimated by the storm with the path. lets move it further to the north and see what the update has for you. were at the space coast at 8:00 a.m. 145 and with that path they come at with now, the last one is further to the coast and had it weakening down to 110 when closest to jacksonville. they still have this at a...

Is that the eye of the storm is very, very small. so, theres not enough of that window to really see the crystal clear blue skies you see in the eye of the storm. if you let this play out a little bit, you will start to see some of those more clumpy clouds because theyre basically going from the eyewall, where you have your strongest winds, up to 145 miles per hour. when you get into the eye of the storm, everything gets calm. its very surreal. they gather the information and then they put it in...

145, chris. >> hey, chad. i know it drives you crazy when you hear some of the reporting that nick valencia just gave us of people thinking theyre going to weather this and stick out this storm. im getting e-mails from people in florida, tweets. they have this sense of people cry wolf. weve heard this before. people sometimes overexaggerate what is going to happen and this one sounds different, chad. >> it does. this will be a cry wolf storm if it is 40 miles off shore. i dont believe that is go...

With. were dealing with a storm that we can already see. we are dealing with a storm that will make impact in florida. we are dealing with a storm that is forecast to be 145 miles per hour. not all that far north of ft. lauderdale to ft. pierce all the way up to cape canaveral and this is 145-mile-per-hour storm. i cant really stress what that means. this is the same power that hit haiti. weve seen the pictures out of haiti. we dont need those kind of damages, that kind of devastation in florida...

Imminent that florida -- the east central coast of florida is going to see a hit from this storm. here is hurricane matthew back up to a category 4 hurricane. winds are up to 140 miles per hour. think about how intense that is. it is moving to the northwest at 14 miles per hour. we still have hurricane warnings through the bahamas. look from miami including savannah, georgia, to the southern coast of south carolina, meaning hurricane warnings are expected in the next 34 hours. near charleston, s...

We are tracking hurricane matthew at this hour as florida awaits for the brunt of this hour. it is a category four storm. winds could reach to 145 miles per hour. there is a small chance it could be worse than that. rick scott said that it could be catastrophic, the impact, hes activating the national guard. >> based on a continuous strong track of florida, i have activated 1,000 members of the florida national guards. that will means 25,000 members are not ak vaccina ak vaccinatc. guard members...

And lauderdale that has access canal, all those things is to surge which means a flood, which means the lights are going to go out. if you live in a community like that, you need to get out of there and get out quick. it will also create surge of a 145 miles an hour wind. >> we just heard from governor rick scott activating national guard there in florida. during katrina, you had weary police officers there that you told to keep their guns pointed down. you reminded them theyre in an american ci...