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The course of several days in fact a week what this storm would be. did it meet your predictions and expectations? did it exceed them or what? >> there are some storms -- most storms are things that if you have done this for awhile you have seen happen. you understand how they are going to happen. this was a storm that none of us had seen happen before. you had to look at what the computer models said was going to happen, and when you first started seeing this kind of a storm this strong most of...

Trop top force wind gusts and hurricane force winds will be felt near the center of the storm. well high light why sandy is a super storm. we do expect major coastal flooding with storm surge 11 feet. long duration event because sandy is so large with 10 inches of rain possible in the portions of midatlantic and many of you will deal with strong winds and major tree damage could be possible and we could see power out age for millions. there is computer models so showing that the center of the st...

York harbor. the harbor in the east river will have nowhere to go. we could see flooding across the five boroughs of the new york city area especially along the war water. bill? bill: wow! is the storm behaving as you expect i had to behave? >> yes. bill: what is the possibility it stalls over pennsylvania or the state of new york or perhaps over all of the northeastern part of the u.s.? >> two most reliable computer models have been consistent indicating landfall is expected across central and ...

Per hour hurricane. as we head into monday, tuesday, overnight tuesday making landfall. i dont want you to pay attention to the center of the storm because were going to feel tropical storm force winds 300 miles from the center of the storm. its going to bat ter the coastline and some of the computer models slow this storm down for days. not only are we going to see battering winds, waves and rain, its going to last, going to be relentless. we could have power outages, millions without power for...

Per hour winds battling this area. want to show you the computer models. a couple days ago theres a lot of divergence here. we are in all good agreement that anywhere from the carolinas to maine need to be paying attention to this storm. back to you. thanks. gretch? >> if you are still traveling to find a spooktacular costume for your kids our next guest has great ideas you can grab at the store today and they wont scare your wallet either. pamela peckerman good to see you. >> thank you for ha...

80 mile per hour wind gusts. 20 to 30 foot seas. and extreme coastal flooding. to make matters worse, it will happen during a full moon when tides are higher. >> it will affect practically the entire east coast, from the carolinas, up into new england. the types of weather associated with it will all make for a major weather event. >> reporter: chuck severtson, abc news, new york. unbelievable. computer models are still showing several different possibilities for the storms path. >> accuweathe...

Through the weekend this could impact folks where we are sitting? >> absolutely. carolinas up to maine. this was a category 3 storm as it made landfall on cuba and now over the bahamas. we think it will be a category two storm . farth out in time as steve mentioned, it is hugging the coast line. it is a large system. trop top storm force winds are possible and watch sunday and monday, a cold front moving over the eastern u.s. will absorb the system and it will be extra tropical like a noreaster ...

Dance, john necessary dont, our current weather temperatures. >> now at look at the temperatures. still summertime across a lot of the country, a good reason to dance, 94 in kansas city, 101 in memphis, and 87 in atlanta. northern tier is where we he the cooler temperatures. we will take a few more days of summer. the satellite and radar combination shows the plain states still looking for potential of showers and storms and the ohio river valley and i point your attention to this little feature...

125,000 people are still without power in louisiana and the main power company here has been able to restore about 84% of the power in this state. tamron? >> gabe, what is the army corps of engineers saying in response to these questions as to whether or not the levy protection system in new orleans caused some of the damage that were seeing there? >> reporter: really right now they are saying, tamron, that its too early to tell. they are investigating, as you mention. they plan to run computer ...

Impacts on florida are pretty much over with. its a strong tropical storm. the good news this morning is that its not a hurricane yet, but the pressure is beginning to drop and looks like an eye is beginning to form. the strengthening process has begun. and whats amazing about this storm is that its not that strong, but its very big and its -- that area of orange is everywhere we could see tropical storm form gusts and that has to move up into the northern gulf. our computer models have pinpoint...