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Responsibilities of the president is to not just to delegate but to be ready. unless he is his form of preparedness is hitting golf balls all day, im not clear hes fully grasping this. he hasnt been able to clearly understand the significance of dat cat 5 hurricanes. he predicted alabama was going to have problems. alabama is not in the target cone of any current description. im worried trump will bring his usual add nature to the problem. and is not focus on it. and at the last minute it will b...

Will remain that way. but notice the cone of uncertainty has now left the coast of florida. it is slightly off. that means with this cone of uncertainty, that that eye could be anywhere within that cone. but this is the first time in a long, long time that it has left the florida coastline, and it is staying away from georgia. however, that cone of uncertainty continues to slide to south carolina and north carolina. that doesnt mean we wont have our problems with storm surge, batting rainfall. w...

Area a small amount could bring issues their way. >> i deknow it does get more challenging to get that message out, to tell people not to be complacent when theyve been watching for so many days. can you identify what your area of greatest concern is along the coast? >> the-air of greatest concern we have again is just that cone of uncertainty. we all want to know where exactly to the degree the storm is going to make landfall. forecasters does a great job, i know most of the folks doing an outs...

Potential impacts florida could have felt, especially where you are, victor. as this travels to the north, well still get impacts along the florida coast. this is a category 2. well get the wind, well get the rain and storm surge and beach erosion even with the storm this far out. just imagine if it would have traveled just a little bit farther to the west we could have been in a much, much different scenario. so winds are 110 miles per hour right now. thats no joke. 125-mile-per-hour gusts. her...

Okay. so john, lets go back to you. i know that you have guests all morning bringing us the latest on dorian. >> reporter: and in fact the national hurricane center just gave a new update as to the strength and the path of this storm. lets go right to chad myers in the weather center. whats it look like as we hit here at 6:00 a.m.? >> it moved about 6 miles in the past 24 hours. this is a 24 hour satellite loop. the eye is getting a little bit smaller, which means some of the winds may be gettin...

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Particularly freeport. theyve been dealing with heavy rainfall, tropical storm force rain gusts. that will continue and intensify as we head through today. once the system begins to move to the north. it is stuck between two highs. hurricanes do not steer themselves. they depend on the upper atmosphere. it has not been conducive for movement. it has stalled it here. we have a disturbance that is going to begin to draw and allow for an escape for dorian as we head through today. timely by tonight...

Done. we dont know the scope until we get aerial pictures of grand bahamas. outer air pacts. 35 to 40 miles per hour. that is not devastating. it will continue throughout the day. as long as we get movement to the north, well push water in. we could get some storm surge along floridas eastern coast. tuesday and wednesday and finally wednesday and thereafter it moves away from florida but typically cyclones that move away from florida and north could impact the carolinas with 130-mile-an-hour win...

So six miles in, what, 16 hours? there you go. just to the northeast a little bit more over here towards the east for convection. were noticing dry air getting wrapped into the storm. its not a perfect circle anypoan anymore. even if it would die, i would be okay with that. its been over the same water for so long the water is getting colder so we dont have the fuel to the fire to keep it going. florida, georgia, you are officially out of the cone. as the hurricane center will tell you, only 2/3...

This one wants to push the storm north, this one wants to push the storm south. we have atrough. it will move farther to the north slowly today. something else coming in, notice the brown color. that is dry air. thats the best thing we could see. the dry air getting pushed into the hurricane and almost killing it. probably not killing it, but start to winding it down. weve been seeing clouds out into the east and moving to the north. clouds in the gulf. that could be a developing system but that...