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A recent study may have you reaching for the seat belts suggesting we could see more turbulence in the years to come as a result of climate change. and after the ups and downs i experienced on this flight, i decided to look into it. so were flying from austin to chicago and its one of the bummiest flights ive been on ever. what do you think? >> my stomach actually physically hurts from the flight being so choppy. >> well never be able to say one persons flight experience which was bumpy has been...

Here is the 5:00 p.m. advisory. we get a new one showing the storm making a direct hit on the outer banks. the computer models are now moving westward. concerning becauses it is going to cause a lot more problems for a lot more people. so this is the european model. this is friday, 6:00 a.m. again, over cape hats ras, the outer banks. watch it hug the coastline. yes. concerning. affecting millions of people here for friday into saturday. and then moving up towards eastern canada, but the rainfal...

Hugs the coastline of north carolina. and hopefully being kicked out to sea for friday and saturday. still monitoring coastal massachusetts here, as -- if you go a little more westward u some of the models are trending toward the west. we could get a scrape by here of this hurricane on saturday. quick look at your forecast wind gusts. this is one of our computer models heading into thursday, coming very, very close to land, 9:00 p.m. were talking about wind gusts in excess 90 miles per hour here...

Strengthening storm. here is the 5:00 p.m. advisory. we get a new one showing the storm making a direct hit on the outer banks. the computer models are now moving westward. concerning becauses it is going to cause a lot more problems for a lot more people. so this is the european model. this is friday, 6:00 a.m. again, over cape hats ras, the outer banks. watch it hug the coastline. yes. concerning. affecting millions of people here for friday into saturday. and then moving up towards eastern ca...

There is the track. again, we are expecting the landfall. im sorry that i scooted through this. but anywhere from morehead city towards cape rat tus. thats where we expect the landfall in the next couple of hours. then its going to move offshore and then quickly accelerator towards the north and east. however, because this path has shifted a little bit more to the west, we he have tropical storm advisories. tropical storm watches for parts of cape cod and the islands, including nantucket. so we ...

Last several frames here. also want to point out we have a tornado risk along the coastal areas of north carolina with some of these outer bands. we could see rotation. we did see an earlier tornado warning around the wilmington area. theres the latest track. moving north-northeast quicker. we need it to make that northeast curve to stay on this trajectory but this is from the national hurricane center so we go with it. its official. again, some of the computer models show more of a westward tra...

Closer and crossing over the outer banks. looks like a significant impact from a hurricane into the outer banks thursday night and friday morning. here is the computer models. the spaghetti line. they represent a different computer. theyre targeting eastern north carolina. notice they avoid cape code. its a close call. thats the specifics on the forecast. the worst part of any storm for the hurricanes is the right hand portion of the storm. the heaviest rain, thunderstorms, and the winds are the...

Areas. we have maximum sustained winds at 60 miles per hour. once they reach 74 miles an hour thats when it would be a category 1 hurricane. we have tropical storm watches along central east central florida cape can naval, melbourne and vero beach and fort pierce are expected to experience gusty winds potentially over 40 miles per hour at times. computer models take the storm system parallel to the coast of the united states. there are some that bring it on shore across parts of north carolina. ...

Coast line. this storm is going to hang out and hug the coast line until around thursday. friday where we think its going to make landfall around the outer banks. fourths of july is not going to be nice across these beautiful areas of north carolina up towards virginia. and then friday into the weekend we are going to watch this storm kind of scoot of offshore. but we are looking at the potential for category 1. maybe even a category 2 storm. and depending on how far west it travels, if it hugs ...

Center of the storm. computer forecasts are trending towards the west. what does that mean? more real estate affected including perhaps the mid-atlantic and the northeast coast as we head into the weekend. we do think we could potentially have a landfall across cape hatteras, the outer banks and were watching very carefully the northeast. this is one of the reliable computer models. i want to you pay attention as we head into thursday afternoon. coming very close to south carolina, perhaps a lan...