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T going to impact everyone in some way in florida. look at when we super-impose the state of florida over the size of the hurricane. it covers the entire state. hurricane force winds will likely extend coast to coast. when we look at the computer models, thats exactly what they say. even if the storm makes land fall on the west coast youll feel strong winds on the east coast. this is a look at the model. notice sunday youll be feeling the strong winds up the peninsula of florida. through much of...

To the north. that means toward either the carolina coast or the florida coast. warnings in effect for the northern islands in the lesser an tilles, anguila, antigua. heres the track from the national hurricane center. by looking at this, you would think that forward momentum would carry it into the gulf of mexico. we cannot actually just deny that. okay. its possible, but there actually are better possibilities that we think the computer models will carry this northward. lets take a look. when ...

Flooding happened had to wheel and walk out all the residents. >> anyone on that overnight mandatory evacuation order, a list of several subdivisions, a dozen or more, those people are going to wake up to the news if they havent already left the they need to get out. >> definitely will be a rush to do that when that happens. thank you very much. we knew that was going to have an explosion at some point, just happened at 4:00 local time. >> nothing they could do to avoid it, the plaintiff never e...

Forecast, it is now on track though it south florida by sunday. forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate out of harms way. the city of miami is in the cross hairs. first lets to go bill of the. >> it is looking horrible for the turks and caicos. theres eye of the hurricane right over the island. you can see the sun setting on the storm. currently, 175-mile-per-hour winds, a very powerful cat 5. you can see the bahamas and theres miami. thats how close it is getting. we have all day tomorr...

Information that you have now to predict this storm versus what you had even a year or five years ago and how important it is for us to listen to these warnings today. >> okay, satellites were the big advancement in the 60s in weather forecasting and that was awesome. we had an eye in the sky and no longer standing there in the dark waiting for something to show up that we didnt know what it was or how big it is. since then people will satisfy what have you done since then? we have finally toole...

The fact that we have seen this strength last for days is unprecedented. and it is just a monster. have you the buzz saw look right here. all four quadrants are filled out a lot of warm water ahead of this. not much to tear this storm apart as it moves towards the turks and caicos and juan pablos. very concerned for low lying islands. they are going to potentially be devastated. here is your future radar again going to turks, caicos, bahamas. and then we watch south florida and the keys. thats w...

For thousands that live there, you cant just evacuate. that system moves in as conditions deteriorate tonight. as we go forward, we will be able to watch this system remain over waters that will only get warmer. that is jet fuel for this. and mainly, the coast of florida. national hurricane centers track, again, this is hard to fathom here. when you continue to continue category five, making its way through the warm waters, we could have storm surges 20 to 25 feet. thats because its circulating ...

Category 3 hurricane it will be the flooding, the widespread flooding. in some of the areas, some computer models saying 40 inches of rainfall. i think some of the averages are 15 to 20. computer models may be overblowing that 40 inches. not over blowing the impact. this is low-lying area. those roads you saw were jammed today of people getting out on interstate 37, interstate 35, interstate 45 out of corpus christie, out of galveston, they quickly become clogged. where you see the yellow shaded...

Warm. it adds fuel to the fire. this is pure tropical moisture thats going to wring out across the coast. its not going to do it overnight. one thing i want to mention -- were still at a category 2. a strong category 2. just about six miles per hour below where it would eventually become a category 3. here already bands moving on shore. where will this make landfall, and when? the conventional thinking, the computer models have suggested all along, in the vicinity of corpus christie. by the way,...

Stay put as opposed to getting on the road what ybecause the r are extremely dangerous at this time. >> we know you have a lot of work to do. we thank you so much for the information and encouraging people to couldnt the best they can. danny perez for us there. thank you. lets turn now to karen maginnis to talk more about what they face in houston and those outlying areas. >> all right. we just took a look at this in the weather department. we have meteorologists galore that have been looking ...