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Happening now, the eastern seaboard is keeping an eye on hurricane jose with the northeast now in the cone of uncertainty. tropical force winds, high surf, and dangerous rips are possible from north carolina to massachusetts. more on that in a moment. first, the weather channels kelly cass. what is the weather like in florida, where theyre still cleaning up from irma? >> hey there, dara. for the recovery here in florida, where so many are still without power, it is going to be warm, it is going ...

Anybody from coastal north carolina to new england needs to be watching this storm very closely over the next five days and hopefully it tracks out to sea, but the reality is, is that the cone is too close to the united states for my comfort so, you know, citizens need to be monitoring that very closely. >> watch this storm closely. where have we heard that before? this advice from femas chief for those living along the east coast. >> the latest forecast suggesting there is a chance at this poin...

As of the latest advisory we had this has gone from a tropical storm intensify up to a hurricane. winds 175 miles per hour. we also learned changes are about to take place within the storm. that meaning the storm is expected to expand in size. in doing so as it creeps up the east coast it is very possible we could have troll cap storm watches issued from the carolinas tomorrow. because as the storm expands it allows the outer bans to expands out to the outer bans region. erin, we talk about the ...

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Forecast. what are you seeing with this one? >> it will be north and east of the last one, irma. so florida no real threat at this point. were still seven days out for any possible land contact. 70 miles per hour. not forecast to become a major hurricane. doesnt get into the warm weather until it gets farther north. if you look at the cone, it still touches the u.s. from cape hatteras to cape cod and nontuckett. we saw it go to the west coast, east coast, west coast, back and forth with irma. th...

A second. irma was in warm water. heres jose. not so warm here, but it gets warmer here and working its way in that direction. where does it go from here? thats five days away from a real answer. heres where it started. lets go back to sunday. through monday and tuesday and now we are friday. this then does a loop. it has no concept of where it wants to go, but its getting closer and closer to the u.s. north carolina is very, very close to that cone. new york city and nantucket and cape cod is i...

Cone is also 225 miles, which means cities like new york, boston, nantucket are still going to be in that real m of possibility as we get towards tuesday and wednesday of next week. the two big models weve been showi ininging you, the america red and blue is the european. notice how the american model shows that expansion of size. in doing so, it starts to add extra cities like new york. and also, nantucket and boston. but even the european model also has it impacting states like connecticut, ma...

Him. >> thank you very much. moments from now, speaking of the president, hes about to speak at joint base andrews there. mighty patriotic on this friday afternoon. this is happening as the president is demanding an apology calling out espn today on twitter saying the sports network is paying a price for its politics. the white house, by the way, is standing by its call for jemele hill, the espn host, to be fired for calling trump earlier a white supremacist and a bigot. well hear both sides on ...

>> 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...

So getting closer, not making landfall yet, as anything significant, but its not impossible and that is still in the cone. see that little loop, tries to make a loop. because of the size of the blue dot here, got smaller, the pressure went up, too. its not as strong of a storm. never in its forecast from the hurricane center will it be a major hurricane. still a 90-mile-per-hour storm. the biggest threat to people right now would be in the water here trying to surf or whatever, swim, huge swells...