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We had a horrible wind storm move the great plains. arthur is possibly a hurricane coming up. the eastern seaboard as we go through the fourth of july weekend. the tropical depression is over warm water and three days to strengthen. the general forecast has it paralleling the southeast coast and slowly trying to move away from new england as we go throughout the extended forecast. here is the computer models. all of these little squiggly lines, different versions of the forecast and all within t...

Advisory from the national hurricane center, they have upgraded this to our first official storm of the season. this is arthur, it is strengthening. we are seeing the wind gust already in the 20s, 25 miles per hour range hovering for the next 24, 48 hours and then up the coastline and we do think it will become a hurricane just off the coast of the beautiful north carolina, virginia border, the outer banks by friday, that would be july 1. july first excuse me, the fourth and up the coastline. he...

So it really did not seem to matter to this georgia legislature what the people really said. if you poll this state, youre going to find the vast majority of georgians do not want this law, but it is signed into law because we had a group of lobbyists with a lot of money and power under our gold dome who got it pushed through. whether the consequences of this will be tragic really remains to be seen. im not one of those people who believes that more guns means more safety. >> itll be interesting...

A hurricane or even strengthen it. so a lot to worry about. well certainly give you the latest. theres also potential for the storm to remain offshore, which would be the best case scenario but it looks like all of these computer models is showing potential landfall across north carolina, south carolina, virginia area on the fourth of july and wet one across the east coast unfortunately. >> we like to order up the offshore option if we can. >> absolutely. ill do anything i can. ill place phone c...

Keep an eye on that. meteorologist janice dean live from the fox weather center. >> of course, lets take a look at it. there is our tornado watch until 6:00 p.m. local time. our warning west of des moines for madison, guthrie and adair counties moving eastward. this is doppler radar indicated. well watch this area throughout afternoon, into the overnight, parts of iowa and especially nebraska, through illinois, indiana and wisconsin. thats where the storm prediction center has deemed this a mode...

Thats why they were small or we saw a lot of funnels with these storms but no massive tornadoes in our area. there have 13 tornadoes in utah, kansas. there were hail reports as well. there were super cells in the person parts of iowa. there is a risk today for more severe weather. the computer models are pointing to that today. they are calling it a moderate risk. that means we have potential to see these super cells forming. thats across iowa, storm system

Northern indiana, northern illinois, this weather is pushing ahead like a bulldozer. the problem is the bull dozer is going 60 to 70 miles an hour. thats wind youll see through chicago and all the suburbs in the next probably two hours or so eventually blowing into lake michigan. thats the area youre talking about, the risk of big time severe weather. what will probably be arthur, the first tropical storm of the year, i know it looks like its going to affect florida and it will along the beaches...

Three days, three to five inches of rainfall right across the tennessee valley extending into northern sections of georgia and yes, across the upper mississippi river valley, two to four inches on already saturated ground. they cant take anymore. we have seen the pictures out of minneapolis where numbers of neighborhoods around lakes and different other regions, where they have had to sandbag. neighbor relying on neighbor. still that moderate risk from nebraska and kansas into iowa and missouri ...

New search area will be in relation to the previous areas? >> reporter: hey, victor, we dont know specifically where this new search area will be. although if this independent group that came out with their report last week is anything close to what the australian transportation bureau will be announcing then we expect the search area could be hundreds of miles south along this arc that came from all of the satellite data, analysis of the airplanes trajectory, fuel consumption, all of that. we k...

Agree the plane almost certainly went south. but the group says five computer models place it in the this tight cluster and say the search should focus here. >> this is our recommended search area. no one is claiming that we know its at this location. but we think it has the highest probability of any area in the southern indian ocean. >> reporter: there have been multiple aerial searches in the southern indian ocean with no trace of the missing plane. but they say their new target area was unex...