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Headquarters here in new york. day 628 of the trump administration and we will get to all of it in just a moment. but first theres been a dangerous change in the forecast, and we want to get to the latest update on the path and intensity of hurricane michael. for that we are joined by our meteorologist bill karins. bill, what do you have? >> bottom line, this part of florida has never seen a storm of this intensity. it still looks like fort walton beach the destination area over towards pensacol...

Is down there. >> thats right. i think well have to wait until tomorrow morning to get a fuller assessment. one thing im concerned about is the wind start to die down and every one of these storms, you live in florida long enough, you live through a few of these, its human nature. you want to come out and see what happened. i think thats a terrible idea. part of wh happeat happens is tl of this thing keeps pulling around, its pulling the water. you see the graphic, that backside of the storm is ...

Beach, down into port saint joe, apalachicola, around to the big band, and certainly once you go inland to tallahassee. here is tallahassee. the storm is expected to move in this direction. this will be a tallahassee storm without any question. the mayor of tallahassee will be on with us in just a little while. the productions from the local authorities there are people even from the tallahassee area could be without power for weeks on end. this coast is in extreme danger. exactly where it comes...

Have been talking about. the trees are going to come down. if you have tall trees in your yard around your home, be very careful, as well as trees falling on cars as well. the storm is still pushing across portions of georgia. you can see some of the strongest winds right around albany right now. the worst is not over for you. tallahassee is on the backside. we have gotten some very strong winds there, some very, very heavy rain, but that is going to be in the clear before too long. the storm is...

Our colleagues, things look rainfall, as well. rough. >> i was watching the broadcast and where that broadcast was, now that we are in it, conditions deteriorate and dont port st. joe, a gust of 106 forget the backside of the storm will be a mayor concern. miles per hour. that was about 106 miles per hour winds in the video and wanted to equate the values to >> and goes down to st. pete and what the viewers were seeing. >> thats great. tampa seeing water levels that >> 6 1/2 foot of inundation o...

The downtown area will be devastated. were expected high tide tonight. back to you. >> bill, when gabe says on the dirty side of the storm. tell us about that. >> the dirty side, people will refer to that on the eastern side of the storm. you get the southerly winds for a longer period of time which tend to be the stronger winds. a lot of times its the rainier side. they will drag the cooler, drier air on the back side. usually they will call that the dirty side. >> got it. what happens now? we ...

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Before, but never in this portion of florida. there will be towns that will be unreachable for weeks. its now 220 miles an hour. heres the eye being picked up on radar and heres the first band of rain not far away from appalachia near where big bend is. they have it going the red center line just barely to the east of panama city. if you have interest in panama city beach, youre hoping at this point that you can get this a little further to the east so at least they go through the back side of t...

All the way to appalachia area. theyve been hit with hurricanes before, but never in this portion of plor flflorida. there will be towns that will be unreachable for weeks. its now 220 miles an hour. heres the eye being picked up on radar and heres the first band of rain not far away from appalachia near where big bend is. they have it going the red center line just barely to the east of panama city. if you have interest in panama city beach, youre hoping at this point that you can get this a li...

Been in several, several hours. still getting some serious tropical storm gusts at least. i certainly would rate these as hurricane strength. its the back side of the hurricane. its supposed to go down. gradually go down for the rest of the afternoon. the center of the storm keeps on marching north/northeast. the streets are flooded. power is out all across apalachicola and across the bay, east bay, over to east isle, or east point is the name of the town, beg my pardon. duke energy and gulf ene...