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Of charleston. the entire coastline is under a hurricane warning. we know that somewhere along the south carolina coast, this is going to make landfall. and maybe about the time in charleston harbor, about midday is when its going to be high tide. so there could be a storm surge of 4 to 7 feet. but not just south carolina, all the way up into north carolina. as a matter of fact, computer models are saying on the order of 5 to 10 inches of rainfall, but some areas could pick up 10 to 12, 20. gus ...

Reporting in orlando, florida, ryan young, cnn. >> we have been tracking the storm for hours. karen, the key question, where is it headed? >> it would be wonderful if we could absolutely nail that down. we know somewhere along the south carolina coast, all of the computer models are in fairly good agreement. i want to show you this, it should be making its way on shore. also to coastal georgia. now, we are seeing the rainfall pick up. that is a lovely beach area on the southeastern coast -- 62 m...

Saying that the area from about savannah southward through jacksonville, maximum of 3 to 5. this is worst-case scenario. but, it is possible that we could have problems and damage done, even from the storm in florida as we go throughout the next few days. in all of our computer models, -- it looks like it could do this. they are targeting areas towards the charleston area. myrtle beach seems to be the northern extent that we have to deal with. we will see how it all plays out, but eventually we ...

Here. i mean, whole different towns affected up in here, somewhere between fort myers and tampa. now youve got all the communities in between sarasota and charlotte harbor down here is what thats called. that body of water. >> so somewhere in that area between tampa and fort myers, it looks like where landfall is going to be . >> when we look at a wider view. so it comes in here down somewhere. lets say it comes in just north of fort myers. thats terrible. fort myers. and theyve had a friends ev...

People may be caught off guard but this one. it might be a major hurricane in the next 24-48 hours. it became hurricane at 5:00 a.m. and we are expecting rapid intensification over the next couple of days as it makes its way across cuba and then into the very warm waters of the gulf of mexico. heres the bottom line, rapidly intensifying today and tonight flash flooding is likely in the cayman islands, and mudslides possible. those along the florida panhandle and the west coast need to prepare no...

Very close to clear water beach area just on the west coast of florida. so concerns in our computer models. were going to show you these. theyve been split into two camps, one, sarasota, tampa here, that would be 4:00 a.m. thursday. its a much earlier landfall if we get this turn to the northeast. but a lot of our other computer models dont think were going to get that dramatic turn. theyre going to drift it here northward. thats a big window from a landfall wednesday evening or friday morning, ...

Winds and we believe this will be a category 3 when it moves into western cuba. these are the winds, surface winds, at 2:00 in the morning on tuesday. high surge. maybe 12, 14 foot. if you look at the model differences, and ive been talking about the adjustments. yesterdays models wanted to bring this in and the worst case scenario, tampa, st. pete and areas southward. todays models shift up to the panhandle. what the national hurricane center is doing is compromise and were going to look at the...

The time of landfall? the more time our storm spends getting closer to the gulf coast, it may actually weaken after wednesday. we will have more wind disrupting the storm. two models to show you in two different scenarios. the european model has been stubborn. it has been keeping our storm very close to tampa, making landfall earlier and as a stronger major hurricane around the tampa area. thats probably around wednesday. many other computer models take the storm farther west to the panhandle. t...

Line across, if it goes more towards fort myers, naples, sarasota, it still could be a major hurricane at landfall. if it headed up towards the panhandle, it would likely be a weaker storm. shear is going to tear it apart. it will be worse for the panhandle. as far as monetary damage was -- >> fewer people live up here than down here. >> correct. people get the model back. we talked a lot about the european model. it has it over tampa. the american model takes it up towards pensacola, panama cit...

The waters are cooler than down to the south, so it could lose a little bit of its punch. thats what we want. the last hurricane to strike florida was michael, category 5 in 2018. again, the computer models, the u.s. model up to the big bend, european model, worst case scenario, because areas from tampa bay southward, were talking sarasota, its going to be a mess. were watching different sken around yoes, fredricka. we hope for the american model losing strength heading into a less populated are...