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Range computer models will show that moving across the bahamas and potentially impacting the east coast again. so they line up one after another, george. >> you saw the intensity of this had storm firsthand. just a rough season when it comes to these storms. >> it has been very active. >> thank you so much. in the meantime, picking up the pieces of their lives after hurricane irma, two teenage brothers on the island of st. john survived that storm with almost nothing left of them. but their st...

Heres our squiggly lines. our different computer models that tell us what jose will do. this is the general trend towards eastern new england. well continue to monitor this. if youre in the coastal areas of new england have your hurricane preps now, do it early just in case the storm does come our way. have all the water and everything which you should have had at the beginning of the season. >> can take a breath this hurricane season. police have declared this mornings incident in london a te...

>> heres the latest. 70 mile-per-hour winds. tropical storm. this was the 5:00 a.m. advisory. about 510 miles to the south-southwest of bermuda. here we go. this is the new forecast path from the national hurricane center. overnight trends are once again to the west and closer to the coast. this is the cone of uncertainty. weve learn you dont have to pay attention the centerline. the cone is determined by the average forecast air and when you get out here about five days the forecast air is abou...

>> >> it is happening friday, right? i think he will be okay. i want to talk about florida because it is going to remain very warm, millions of people without power so we went to check on the elderly and our kids and pets and make sure they are okay but with the heat index it will feel like 100 ° in some spots, 101 in miami, looking at future radar some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast especially in south florida today so a couple things we are monitoring throughout the day across flor...

Heather: thanks, jackie. now we need to check in with janice dean to see what is coming up with the forecast. we have been talking about jose, behind irma, and then whatever else is behind that. todd: are we at no way jose? janice: not so fast. well have to watch jose. okay. slow down, lets take a look at irma, whats left of irma, not much when can which is great. could see showers across the mississippi river valley. florida looks good too in terms of showers and thunderstorms. could see a stra...

The damage it did to the caribbean. what happened to this storm? can you explain from the time it hit the keys at a cat 4, did it surprise you how it broke up, how it dissipated? it ended up being a low cat 2 toward when i signed off last night around 11:00 in tampa. >> keep in mind we started watching the storm on the 31st of august. the computer models were excellent. again, when you unroll the entire scenario and where the rain is now and where it was moving, we always said we would never kno...

The wilmington areas. the rain continues in mississippi. the cloud shield has pushed all the way back to kansas. so, from kansas, if you look outside today, off the outer banks, thats a long drive, thats shaded with irma. here is whats left of the forecast path. a depression going up to the north. the rainfall in north carolina is the only issue. isolated flooding concerns. we have jose out here. all good news with jose. the long range computer models take it harmlessly off the east coast. we ar...

How it loops like this and how its making that turn. so the hurricane center, eventually, possibly, the outer banks could go into the cone of uncertainty. all of our long range computer models are taking this and all these squiggly lines are our runs. this is the path the hurricane center has. look at this, just parallel to the coast. that is about the worst of it. whats more important in the forecast for jose is the power forecast. we need good weather down here. showers and storms in florida. ...

Category 4s make landfall in the same year. >> im getting texts and e-mails from people who didnt experience the storm, from other states, who said this didnt live up to some of the hype they heard from officials. one official called it a nuclear hurricane that was approaching. obviously it was an incredibly powerful storm, cat 5, we saw the damage it did to the caribbean. what happened to this storm? can you explain from the time it hit the keys at a cat 4, which is obviously an incredibly stro...

Millions of folks without power. and we saw upwards of a foot of rainfall, fort pierce over 15 inches of rainfall and we saw flash flood emergencies as far as north as the carolinas. past 48 hours you can see went from a hurricane from a remnant low and we are going to see the potential for showers, a thunderstorm, even isolated tornadoes or two across the southeast, the mid-atlantic, the tennessee, the mississippi river valley. there is your future radar. by wednesday, things start to dissipate...