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Following every track tonight. bonnie, what is the latest? >> the latest, ari, is this still is a powerful storm, hurricane matthew with maximum weeks of 130 miles per hour, the movement northwest at 13, so close to the coastline. lets look at the warning center in place. some have changed and expanded. we have hurricane warnings all the way up through coastal georgia and south carolina. were watching out for the force of the wind and the water. ill get more into that in a minute. it looks like ...

Florida/georgia border. warnings from florida to georgia. likelihood of tropical-storm force winds. of course, the exact track is so crucial. what we are starting to see is the computer models converge on agreement. the path is important. miles count here. if we see a deviation here from the path, if that moves 50 miles inland, it brings the bulk of the devastation with it. if it shifts to the east, offshore, we will miss the worse devastation from hurricane matthew. either way, these are the ma...

Guard down. heres all the computer models, major models were watching and the center lines, thats the eye. the circle around it would still be like this for the hurricane force winds but they are looking and trying to move the storm along the space coast with the possible landfall early tomorrow morning. that would be the area right over the top of kennedy space center itself and possibly up will towards new smyrna beach and the storm all day tomorrow. by 8:00 p.m., the center of the forecast is...

>> they need to heed the questions. narrow window of time is heating up. we have potential for worst skas scenario with major hurricane matthew, still at strong category three atlantic hurricane with potential to strengthen to category four. show you the latest projections and computer models. florida peninsula, georgia and south carolina, look how the path of the storm in all the models agree running parallel with the atlantic facing seaboard. thats worst-case scenario but the exact path could ...

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...

Global model or the american model. this is important. this also shows a land fall in hurricane late thursday into early friday morning across the coast of florida, and that is significant. what that means is we have this storm bringing the potential for the strongest winds, actually, on shore. let me explain. the deviation here is when miles count. were talking about a 50 mile spread. if the eye wall stays off the coast, its a less damaging hurricane. if the eye wall moves on shore and crosses ...

Just to the west of the island, great news there. cable beach got some damage to the south, got some damage, i have see tree fronds down. havent noticed anything bigger than that. the eye wall is about to make a run at florida. the eye wall at 140 miles per hour may skirt the florida peninsula, the east coast of florida, for many many hours, for many hundreds of miles potentially. 145 mile per hour storm off the coast. still making huge waves, lots of lightning, a lot of beach erosion, but heres...

Heres, again, that tyimeline ad the eye. these are the winds that need to be avoided if you want to avoid power outage and the catastrophe and about 9:00 to 11:00 p.m., dangerously close to ft. lauderdale and the storm surge start moving in north of the coastline and overnight hours, thats when the eye should be making landfall or right along the coast. the worst damage to ft. pierce about 2:00 a.m. and melbourne to 5:00 a.m. right over the top of the kennedy space center at 6:00 to 8:00 a.m., d...

Intensify as it moves closer to our own atlantic coast. i mean, there is still a lot of urn certainty. its still unclear if and when this hurricane can make landfall in the united states. the latest computer models do show this storm could reach the florida coast early friday possibly as a massive category 4 hurricane. states of emergency have been declared in florida, georgia, north carolina and south carolina, lots of coastal communities are being ordered to evacuate ahead of what is expected ...

Case scenario with major hurricane matthew. its still a strong category three with the potential to strengthen to a category four. i want to show you the latest projections and the computer models we look at. heres the florida peninsula. theres georgia and south carolina. look how the path of the storm and the computer models agree, running parallel with the seaboard of florida, georgia, and south carolina. thats the worst case scenario. the exact path could mean a world of difference for some p...