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In rhode island. thats about 80 90 miles away. if it is traveling at 18 miles an hour, and do the math. we are expecting this to slow down a little, bit were looking at landfall late this morning, maybe into early this afternoon. so, sometime right around lunch hour. lets get to the latest, this is the hurricanes centers updated landfall. reason why we care about the landfall, is to get to the right of that will be the word storm surge, and to the right of that will be strong winds. that puts it...

All these squiggly lines are our different computer models. let me show you what theyre playing out here. were not positive. it could go to the right or the left of the black line. thats through 11:00 p.m. sunday. look at what a few of those squiggly lines do. to the hudson valley, stop, turn around. others continue to the north. from hartford over to poughkeepsie and south of albany. that heavy rain band could sit over the catskills, northern new jersey for 12-18 hours, and that is where we cou...

Questions you have. take it away, bill, and give ken, you know, your best question, what you want to hear. >> hi, ken. first oaf, thanks to all the hard work for you and everyone at the hurricane center. its such valuable information. were so much better with it. my question to you, is with the heavy rain threat, some of the computer models stall it off near the catskills, others take the storm northward. what is your thinking with where the tropical depression will eventually go. >> and i want ...

Lot of the new computer models are actually to the right of the hurricane center. that green line still does go through new york city. we will be interested to see if they stay on course in the central portions of long island or shift to the right. if youre anywhere from newport, or buzzards bay or providence, through the connecticut coastline, you have to watch this one closely. obviously, storm surge will be a huge issue. especially now were talking 8:00 a.m. high tide, sunday morning, brian, ...

Even though it downgrades to a tropical storm by monday morning, monday afternoon, its still a tropical system. its going to be squeezed over these areas for a day. 12 hours. it doesnt move very far. this is going to be a big problem. were going to see trees. lots of leaves on the trees. were going to see winds blowing and trees coming down. its going to cause a lot of power outages. its august, its hot. a lot of people are going to lose their air-conditioning. its like the system that turns to ...

In august with the remnants of fred, really seeing the grounds really saturated. monday by 8:00, still not moving very far. what is going to happen is that it is going to move into new england. it is going to take a little jog to the west, so maybe even affecting parts of new york and then moving off to the east by tuesday, but it is going to take a long time and we are looking at the potential for power outages. this graphic, these are computer models. this is what we look at. the black line is...

Yes with the french spelling and pronun pronunciation. it would bring heavy rain and flash flooding. chad myers is tracking henri. >> thanks, john. you look at the pink area here, this is the area they just posted at 5:00 a.m. the hurricane watches and the yellow tropical storm wachs almost all the way to queens. from the cape right here across most of long island. the storm did not get stronger overnight. thats exactly the same pressure as it was when i went to bed last night. thats the good ne...

Deteriorate. it is an 80-mile-per-hour storm, that makes it a category 1 atlantic hurricane. it will reemerge in the bay of campeche perhaps strengthening once again before another landfall over the eastern coastline of mexico. landslides, mudslides, localized flooding and storm surge impacting both locations. now on to trapsopical storm hen this is south and west of ber bermuda, it has become more disorganized, good news. but there is a good potential that it will strengthen as it rides along t...

Over the waters of the atlantic, between bermuda and florida. winds at 70 miles per hour so its almost a hurricane. this is the new forecast from the national hurricane service. on sunday coming close to nantucket, cape cod, marthas vineyard, they have it going up to a category 1 saturday to sunday and then weakening as it approaches areas close to new england. boston, courtland and the coast of maine is in the way. these are our computer models showing us where they think the storm is going to ...

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