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About or more. 10 to 20 inches across the abacos. thats grand bahamas island right there with the 20 inches of rain. and right now were talking about the number 6 as far as pressure goes for the storm. the sixth strongest storm ever to make landfall, and this could actually move up in rank as this storm continues to grow because it is by the minute becoming more powerful, more powerful, and, in fact, dropping the pressure while its still over the bahamas. here are all of the computer models. mos...

What i have noticed here in the last few hours is that the southwestern quadrant of the hurricane has eroded a little bit, and more than likely that is due to the interaction with land, and usually that is usually going to interrupt what is going on, but warm waters here, but it is going to be days. we will see the fluctuation, but overall, it is a major hurricane. all right. so the guidance is that from the computer models the next couple off days the same. then we start to diverge again, and i...

Florida communities including palm beach. president trump was briefed just moments ago. here he is talking with fema officials. >> i just asked you two days ago. we were given a really comprehensive briefing, and they seem to think almost every prediction was that it was going to go right through florida and into the golf, actually right across florida. does that not have a chance of happening now, or what do you think? everything seems, it goes up north. what do you think the chances are it goa...

Coastal south carolina. or north carolina. and the computer models are suggesting even as we go into thursday and friday, george, well still be talking about this remarkable and ferocious hurricane. >> well have to keep an eye on it, karen, thank you. joining now to talk more about whats happening with this storm is chef andreas in the bahamas with his organization world central kitchen to help people there who will be going through this storm. again, thank you for taking time with us. >> than...

Across the bahamas into grand bahama, eluthera, abaco, great abaco, some of the smaller islands, wind gusts perhaps well above 100 miles per hour. and then the computer models as they have done so often over the last few days, then as they begin to push in across the florida strait will it turn into the florida peninsula where so many millions of people have made tremendous preparations for the onslaught of hurricane dorian or will it continue to trek through the gulf stream and head toward the ...

This is fairly warm water. but the more it lingers its going to churn that up water so, we might see a decrease in intensity. not on this next go-round. i think the national hurricane cnter might actually boost it up. thats just a guess on my part. but more upwelling here. well see it perhaps decrease in intensity as it interacts with the land, makes its way along the coast of florida. but alex, weve got a lot of computer models suggesting what might happen. but so far we havent been very lucky ...

But not for the next several days. already the weather beginning to deteriorate there. and as i look at this, still a powerful, powerful storm, category 4 hurricane, i see a little bit of a convection right on that western edge beginning to erode just a little bit. i dont want you to mistake that for thinking, well, thats a little bit weaker. its not. its very powerful. and the national hurricane center is saying its essentially just going to meander across the northern bahamas over the next 24 ...

Difference in the eventual movement of these storms, literally thousands of parameters that were trying to measure and put into computer models to be able to get these tracks. a small change can cause that forecast track to nudge a little bit. thats why theres so much uncertainty. and we spend a lot of time talking about the actual cone because you look at the last five years, and thats the forecast error possible with that track. we try to communicate these uncertainties, and it does happen esp...

Senior meteorologist janice dean is joining us now. janice >> we just got the latest information, 11 a.m. advisory i havent seen a lot of hurricanes this strong. 180 miles-per-hour sustained winds. they have upped the winds, gusts of 220 miles-per-hour. this is going to cause catastrophic, life-threatening damage for the northwestern bahamas. this storm continues to strengthen and will probably be intact for at least the next 24 to 48 hours. and then beyond that, computer models look like theyre...

And friday, still talking about a hurricane. perhaps brushing but coming very close to landfall along the southeast coast. i will tell you, mike, we have not had a lot of consistency with these computer models. so its not an easy forecast, because of the fact that it is going to slow down, and in some cases, 4 to 5 miles an hour and that could make the difference from, again, a tropical storm force winds to a hurricane-force wind in a prolonged period of time. waters are very warm here. we could...