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If you zoom in right here you can see this line that sort of takes us inside the cone is away from the coast. now, the cone still covers much of the coast. thats why we still had the warnings in place. this is something to watch. right now the track could shift again. it has shifted for the benefit of florida a little further to the east. i was showing you the bands of rain coming in. you could see really heavy ones right now. thats something to keep in mind as we continue to monitor the system....

It almost sits out over the atlantic ocean. it gave us that benefit. its still beingsed for that. but in this case, its sticking out in the path of a storm skirting the coast. >> thats absolutely right, brian. a wiggle would put it right over space coast. you see it right here near melbourne, that area there is the area that brians talking about. and again, you know, even this cone -- and brian, you know this, the cone is telling you where the center the hurricane will likely go. but one of out ...

Of florida, all these cities and towns you hear us talking about that are still in that cone of uncertainty, theyre still on either side of this thing, they all have to be ready. its one thing to tell people to shelter in place, to evacuate, to come to municipal shelters. its another thing to deal with what you have to deal with. for a hospital, that means the patients that the first responders will bring in through the door. people also have to realize it may be a while after they call 911 befo...

And tonight, in south carolina, in fact, they have reversed the direction of several lanes on some highways there to actually help families get out and quickly. meteorologist rob marciano is along i-26 in north charleston tonight. >> reporter: tonight, evacuations under way. along the south carolina coast, more than a quarter million people told to get out immediately. that number could grow as the storm gets closer. >> we want you to evacuate. we do not want you to stay. >> reporter: residents ...

At this point in time? but this storm will make an eye wall landfall. whether the center of the eye stays offshore there will be enough wind along the coast of 115 to maybe 145 miles per hour with that eye wall right onshore that anyone from fort pierce to stuart to in the atlantic beach to daytona to new smirma all the way up the coast this is a category 4 hurricane. the eye is getting smaller right now. the pressure is going down which means the storm is still strengthening. and this is where ...

Hour winds and then either brush the coast of florida, move inland or stay out to sea. you see where this cone is of uncertainty. all of these different scenarios will mean huge differences in the impacts that are felt. hurricane-force winds extend 45 miles from the center. this storm jogs a little more west. it could mean much more far-reaching impacts for the state of florida. if it jogs to the east that would be the best-case scenario. it looks like it will loop back to the north and east by ...

Keeps the bulk of the winds off the coast. maybe hurricane gusts for the coast, but not as devastating as if the path was on track to move inland. hes the watches and warnings. warnings from the baa hja ma islands. over 9 million people under the warnings. and the latest from the national ku hurricane center has winds of 150 miles per hour. kind of a circle shape in the cone of uncertainty going forward over the next several days. the threats going forward storm surge, we have the potential for ...

Southeast of west palm beach. it is getting closer and closer. this is the latest advisory. winds 115 miles an hour. gusts of 150. strong category 3 storm. moving to the northwest at 12 miles an hour. it is going to restrengthen. we are thinking that it is starting to get a little better organized and it will have time to strengthen into a possible category 4 storm just off the coast of say, miami-dade, broward counties. thursday afternoon. 130-mile-per-hour winds. and then either brush the coas...

To daytona could experience the strongest winds. but if the models are off, bring the eye wall off shore and bulk of the winds off the coastline, still tropical force winds but not as devastating as if the path is on track for moving inland. warnings from the hurricane center, bahama islands through the east coast of florida. daytona beach, jacksonville and latest has winds of 115 miles per hour, stronger gusts. and look at sporadic circle shape in the cone of uncertainty going forward the next ...

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