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The carolinas. meterorlogist rick reichmuth in is weather center. when you see how big of a beast it is can see how remnants can break off. >> but it is tapping into this moisture here from joaquin. indirect but still influenced by joaquin. this storm has been over the bahamas for about 36 hours now as a cat-3, and now a cat-4 storm. it is stuck there. the last couple images making a little bit of a northerly jog. you can see on the last few frames it is starting to to to the north. good news fo...

As we head into later today and saturday the storm will finally move away from the bahamas. the computer nmodels are agreeig on the forecast track of the storm. many keeping the storm away from the east coast of the u.s., so that is very well come news. we are looking at the confidence increasing in the storm. the result of the forecast models now shifting the cone away from the u.s. that said we will still be dealing with the impact. we have coastal flood advisories and warnings in effect acros...

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Storm is pounding the bahamas with a maximum winds of 130 miles per hour. then it will press on heading into the atlantic. our meteorologist jennifer gray is joining us now. whats the latest on the storms path, jennifer? >> yeah, we are looking at 1030-mile-per-hour sustained winds with gusts of 160. this storm has been sitting right over the bahamas all day long. it is going to sit here tomorrow as well. so were talking about 24 to 48 hours of sustained winds of major hurricane force. and so it...

Most of them taking it out to sea, which is very interesting. i want to show you the latest track from the national hurricane center. we wont have another update for another couple of hours but looking at the floor, you can see staying category four and weakening as it travels to the north and then that cone still anywhere from north carolina all the way up through the northeast, however, most of those models like we said, john, are taking this to sea. >> what does that mean for the east coast? ...

Touch america. that does not mean that there wont be influns on america because there will be significant flooding from the tropical moisture just in the nature of the storm itself. 130 miles per hour per hour, wind gusts of 160. this has been battering the bahamas for 48 hours. a major hurricane, category 4, down in the bahamas now. it is going to turn to the north, try to turn back to the left a little bit. i dont believe its going to get there. there are still models out there that say it may...

Impact on the mid-atlantic and the northeast. portions of the northeast yes, still on the cone. but we do expect this trek to the east to continue, which would be good news. the longer it can stay off shore, the better news for the mid-atlanticnd the northeast. well see higher than normal surf, the possibility of wind, even rain, but the farther this heads to the east, the better off we are. here the bright white line is the national hurricane center, the forecast cone. you can see most of the m...

Needs to be on the lookout from this storm. >> breaking news, category two storm now that happened about two minutes ago and where youre standing, jennifer, very densely populated part of this country, philadelphia, washington d.c., virginia, new jersey all problematic, no? >> absolutely. there is still a lot of uncertainty with this storm. is it going to take a turn to the west? some models even have it staying out to sea and so a lot of question marks, i want to show you back on the wall what ...

Throughout the day today. many areas still look at winds of over 90 miles per hour. so very significant out here. here is a look at the tropical models and possible impacts to the eastern u.s. you can see they are all over the place. some of the reliable models we like to look at are trending towards the east. thats great news for anyone that lives out there. this does not mean you need to take your eyes off the weather. because a lot can change and we can see the models moving toward the coast....

Taking the center over the next several days we do think there could be some big changes on this track here over the next few days as we to insee what this storm really is going to be doing. you can see that the forecast cone does include parts of north carolina and that uncertainty region also portions of the northeast. and it is eventually forecast the weekend once it does encounter some stronger wind shear farther off towards the north. i want to show you two very reliable computer models. we...