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Hes in the cnn weather center. hes got a 30,000 foot view. what are you seeing on the latest storm tracking here, and particularly as it strengthens? >> were starting to see the eye again. that hasnt been visible all night along. that means the storm is beginning to get deeper in intensity and also the wind speeds will pick up. the pressure goes down before the wind speeds pick up. we have seen the precious go down. one thing overnight, the models have completely agreed to where this is going. s...

Theyve been in the air for awhile. 140 mile-per-hour storm making landfall in the southeastern part of florida at some point in time over the weekend. that 140 is plus or minus 5%. it could be 133 to 147 and we would still call it 140. so right there making landfall somewhere between i would say the space coast and then down toward miami. still in the cone. turning to the right away from where it made landfall. here are the stats right now. 105 miles per hour. well know better if its 105 or not ...

Along for about 48 hours. this is the 72-hour forecast. this is after midnight sunday night and monday morning 2:00 a.m. now we will move you ahead until tuesday. this is a midnight landfall. one of the worst things you can have is a dark landfall. u yo hear things moving. you dont know how big that thing was that just crashed. then all of a sudden it turns up to the north and centers itself close to orlando. that is the center of the line. lets think about this plus or minus 1 4ur00 miles. how ...

That doesnt mean the carolinas and georgia and maybe down to the keys -- you know, it could hit up in there in those areas. those areas arent out of the cone potentially of danger as well. but right now the national hurricane center, they do have that cone of the most predictable area of where that hurricane is going to go coming right into central florida. thats where im currently located right now, in orlando. ive been here since last night, getting supplies and being prepared for a potentiall...

Administrator, mr. greg fugate. pleasure to have you on. unfortunate we have to talk under such circumstances most time. hurricane dorian has proven very difficult to track. there is a huge cone of where it could make landfall. all 67 counties in florida under a state of emergency. so can you take us behind the scenes right now? what is fema doing now across that state? >> well, theyre already staffing the state emergency response team up in tallahassee with governor desantis and theyre looking ...

That where we stand now. 105-mile-per-hour sustained winds. there are so many variables at play here, don. >> georgia is under a state of emergency. what is the likelihood this storm could make a drastic swing north? >> all the cards are on the table here, don. look at day four and day five. you can see just how large this cone of uncertainty is. where does the storm system go from here? it is going to slow down significantly. does it ride parallel with the coastline like hurricane matthew? does...

Could cross the state, it it could go right up the coast. it doesnt seem like any of those optionicize a good one for the state of florida. >> nothing is good at 140 miles per hour, jim. the only thing thats good is if we get into the cone as and we know its going to start slowing down, it gets a shove to the north and just ends up out here in the ocean. that is the only thing that could actually help this state at this point in time. i dont know where or what town, people will get storm surge 1...

The most since the 1940s. president trump canceling his trip to poland to monitor what he says could be a monster of the storm. well, weve got you covered from reporters in west palm beach to daytona beach. i want to begin now with cnns meteorologist chad myers because hes got the hurricane advisora. what are we looking at. >> julia, 140 at landfall. i think thats the big number. thats the big takeaway from the 5:00 advisory. as it is on land, it will lose a bit of its steam. weve had a wide con...

Even got this update. so were going to have to expect some sort of an impact in terms of tourism and business, how bad the damage will be when it comes to impact should we continue to see what were seeing in terms of a strengthening storm that could hit this area that is still very much remembering what hurricane andrew and hurricane irma did here. well have to wait and see, but i suspect tomorrow youre going to see a lot of people waking up to this update and reacting. >> leyla santiago, thank ...

We could be dealing with a category 3 or higher just off the coast of florida. that means potentially feet of rain, major hurricane storm surge, and, of course, those hurricane force winds that could last not only hours but days. so that cone gets wider and we are still very uncertain as to the exact path of the storm. where it potentially will make landfall and at what strength. there is still a possibility that this storm moves to the north and just brushes the coast line. so the bottom line i...