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Waves to have buis, i believe it was 41016789 is now tracking to the northwest. so the storm surge is on the way. again, it depends where the eye goes, how far it comes inland but big huge battering waves are 20 miles ooeft east of the coast. 17 foot waves now just ahead of the eye wall. and winds gusting 120. about 30 miles or 40 miles east of thigh location. and they are continuing to track to the northwest at about 15 miles an hour. so the winds have picked up here. we may have hurricane forc...

Down near beaufort. if this makes landfall, storm surge inundation, how high the water will get above normally dry ground, could be over eight feet. that is a lot of water. the storm surge is not going to just be at the coast. the storm surge can extend miles inland so it doesnt matter that you dont have a beachfront home. you could be impacted by the storm surge well inland. you need to be aware of that. in addition we expect significant damage to coastal structures due to the combination of ve...

Of that and got pushed into the rocks and got stuck there. >> the leash attaching the surfboard to fleas leg is wrapped around one of the jagged rocks so dangerous, surfers call it "the bone yard." the battering waves give flea to chance to release himself. >> just surge after surge, held in the spot. we thought we were going to watch him die, because hes in 15-foot whitewater being pounded by waves. theres no way anyone can get there. >> miraculously the leash comes off, and flea makes it safel...

East. however, the battering waves. well see coastal beach erosion from florida up toward maine over the next couple of days because of a couple of features in the atmosphere and of course, the potential here for a very strong hurricane to come very close to bermuda. those are your tropical storm models. and again, bermuda watching this very carefully. forecast radar. you can see the moisture being pounded into the southeast coast. weve got the hurricane. weve also got this cutoff low. its almos...

Wrapped around one of the jagged rocks so dangerous, surfers call it "the bone yard." the battering waves give flea no chance to release himself. >> just surge after surge, held in the spot. we thought we were going to watch him die, because hes in 15-foot whitewater being pounded by waves. theres no way anyone can get there. >> miraculously the leash comes off, and flea makes it safely to shore. >> it wasnt that big of a mistake. it wasnt that bold of an attempt. so that scares everybody off a ...

, up toward new england and eastern canada needs to deal with a extra tropical event. the storm will lose its tropical characteristics and become almost like a noreaster with very, very strong hurricane force wind. that is the latest track, category one. mainly offshore. still will feel battering waves and wind and rain as some of those outer band continue to sweep acrossland all up and down the northeast coastline. then, as we get into the weekend a much improved forecast. there is your rainfal...

Eye of the storm, the very calm. then you get the backside of the storm which is what he is seeing now with the rain, wind and battering waves. in the next hour hoos going to see -- in the next hour hes going to see improving conditions. wind gusts in excess of 40 to 50 miles an hour. the eye is out to the atlantic. the storm is accelerating. a new advisory in the next hour or so. still a hurricane. by friday afternoon look how fast this thing moves. well still be watching cape cod and the islan...

Its out of here. here is the latest advisory as of 5:00 p.m. 100 miles per hour winds moving northeast at 23 miles per hour. at friday by 2:00 p.m. its offshore. theres new jersey. were going to see rough surf along the beaches across the northeast, the red flags will be flying over the beaches. make sure you are out of the water. its going to be dangerous, essential with rip currents. and its going to continue to move northeast by saturday around 2:00 a.m. watching cape cod, the islands here. t...

It "the bone yard." the battering waves give flea no chance to release himself. >> just surge after surge, held in the spot. we thought we were going to watch him die, because hes in 15-foot whitewater being pounded by waves. theres no way anyone can get there. >> miraculously the leash comes off, and flea makes it safely to shore. >> it wasnt that big of a mistake. it wasnt that bold of an attempt. so that scares everybody off a bit. people are like "whoa, okay." ing. everybody but one. neil ...

The storm system will move. coastal flooding. you can see gusts right now. in dover, delaware, 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts. this storm will move out of washington. boston is where we will have its sight set on next. were going to see with snow and 40 mile-per-hour winds tomorrow and coastal concerns, battering waves, and coastal flooding will be the issue then. >> alexandra, thanks very much for that forecast. appreciate it. coming up, a political odd couple doing good around the world. surpri...