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Forecast. most people in a position of power would see this and, pretty obvious. maybe he missed it. after we went through all this nonsense that you just said today, the president tweeted out this map saying that this was his proof of why alabama was in the cone. all the lines are computer models. he has us. look, even some go to louisiana. and mississippi. i dont know why he left louisiana and mississippi off. lets take a closer look. the date is august 28. he tweeted that out on september 1. ...

Called weather nerds. take a look. >> the president tweeted out this map saying that this was his proof of why alabama was in the cone. all those squiggly lines are our computer models. hes got us. look, even some go to louisiana. >> a couple of the lines -- >> even louisiana and mississippi. lets take a closer look at this. oh, the date is august 28th. wait, he tweeted that on september 1st. this was four days before he sent the tweet out about alabama. so i said, why would you pick four day be...

Pretty obvious, right? maybe he didnt see it. 5:00 a.m. in the morning, maybe he missed it. so after we went through all this nonsense you just said today, the president tweeted out this map saying that this was his proof of why alabama was in the cone. all those squiggly lines are our computer mott els. oh, hes got us. even louisiana -- even louisiana and mississippi. if thats the case, i dont know why he left louisiana and mississippi off, alabama. lets take a closer look at this. oh, the date...

Predicting dorians path weve heard of the bermuda high being a factor but thats just one to me what are these variables that are making it so hard to predict. yes of the remuda high is off the east right now and its been sitting there and the question for a while was how close would that come to the coast that effects the steering currents that dorian will be susceptible to so theres that over the ohio valley theres a trough kind of a big area of low pressure and that screw story up the closest ...

Great risk. its in the open water, a little bit warmer. where do you see that headed? >> were really looking at maintaining that strength, and we saw it last week with the hurricane and all this week, too. the timing on this, 2:00 p.m. on thursday, so 2:00 p.m. tomorrow right up the south carolina coast, off the north carolina coast overnight early friday morning. were not getting this out of here so were going to be dealing a hurricane for the next several days. >> just think of the duration of...

Theyre going to start to see the winds kick up later on today and tonight. it will be tomorrow morning it could last all day between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., the worst its going to be is in the middle of the day. our track comes dangerously close as mentioned. getting that eye wall close to south carolina, and that cone of uncertainty is where inland 2349 carolinas. its going to take some time, but the storm surges as you see here, 4 to 7 feet as the approach of the center gets closer to the lan...

The ocean on the other. we have two bridges connected to the mainland. our main concern is getting people to evacuate if it looks like theres going to be a problem before the bridges close. they have close when gets above 39 sustained winds. theres that decision. once you gone, youre gone because they close both ways. and people want to get back on as fast as possible. its been a lot better there time than its been in the past. people are going. >> the personal calculus people have to make livin...

Receiving where he pulled out a dated map, a map that he received during a briefing last week that showed the projection of hurricane doria and it had the cone of uncertainty on it, thats the potential where it storm could go but experts arent exactly because of course it turned. today this black sharpie line had been drawn on top of that projections cone. this after president trump tweeted that alabama could be hit by the storm, something he insisted later on at the fema headquarters, even thou...

Like dorian stall they have that much more rain water to tap into and you can get some extreme rainfall totals like we saw in 2017 with harvey so multifaceted threat going forward but the storm dynamics are really shifting and climate change is part of the costs. we know the a lot of people especially in the caribbean in the bahamas on the eastern seaboard of the united states theyre going to be watching to see if theyre in that cone to see what this hurricane dones for the next couple of days i...

Predicting. i think the cone people look at that most say ok if im in the cone danger of out of the cone no danger at all and in reality the cone has nothing to do with how confident we are and we look at that we might think oh this is a range of possibilities instead the cone is just based on historical error from the national hurricane center so they look at all the paths of the last 5 years how well their forecast did and then thats how they determine the width of the cone so it really just s...