Page 508 - Cone News Today

Heads up to the north and west. additional flooding rains in manila. the life-threatening winds will be away from the philippines and headed towards taiwan. this is a large part of the cone. when youre in the skinny part of the cone, youre in trouble. 72 hours out, this thing could go north of taiwan or out. one of our computer models has it going north of taipei. in about 72 hours, we have the potential of another potent typhoon approaching taiwan. the reason we think it is going to intensify i...

Banking call. >> we have thousands of people working for us. >> it is a collaborative system. >> here is another reason the good old days were not as good as today. everything was smaller fatter, dinser, cheaper. thats the problem, what do you mean smaller, faster, lighter and so on? >> i carry a cell phone in my pocket, a smart cone. it as 250,000 times more digital storage capacity thafrn the computer. i bought an ipod nano holds 300 lps on an efficiency base thats 2,000 times lighter and 6,00...

Hurricanes. you never know which way its going to turn nepwinds are calm right now. temperatures in the 70s or so. more heavy rain forecast. well have to see how hard it hits. but, yeah, everybody is just trying to watch the weather, hopefully have a pleasant day, and the best news is that tomorrow and sunday, the forecast is exquisite weather. >> yes, its a sunny outlook. but in the meantime, still that cone of uncertainty that were all watching very closely. ron, thank you. and just ahead, w...

Just a little bit more towards nova scotia, a little further off the maryland and delaware coast. let me show you what were talking about and what chuck was talking about. a lot of times these storms come up like this, do the outer banks, go out to sea and never affect new england. this one will actually have some effects in new england. you can see the storm itself, theres the large eye. still a ragged eye. it looks like it will be a category 1 at landfall sometime around 8:00 p.m. to midnight....

Here and move out to sea, thats probably not going to happen. if you keep that eye wall on shore for hours and hours, thats where the real damage comes from, brooke. >> what about farther up the east coast? were focusing on north carolina. but earlier thinking of boston pops, fourth of july, what will those folk s be seeing? >> it makes a run at nantucket, it really does, about an 80-mile-per-hour storm. eventually you move off shore and youre away from norfolk and hampton rose, but this is wher...

Meyerisms. this afternoon we saw the warnings, the storm warnings were going up to the north carolina, virginia border. but now were looking at the last update weve got nantucket in the cape, right? >> thats exactly right, from where the storm is going to go. this storm has a long duration here across the carolinas. theres one reporter there, right there is rené marsh and right there is where joe johns was. this is going to take a long time to get to all of our reporters. its going to take a da...

It inhale, at the surface and exhales aloft and thats what gets the storm bigger and bigger. for tonight, were about 70 miles per hour. its going up. i just saw an airplane recon through it, said about 70. by the time it gets close to moors head, maybe all the way over to will ming to be, youre in the cone. thats when it gets to be the strongest, 85 miles per hour. i know it doesnt hurt new jersey. doesnt hit anywhere here, at least for a while. theres so much water getting poured into the shore...

Hour. already expected to turn into a hurricane by tomorrow, even sooner right off the carolina coastline. the closest its to get thursday evening in through friday morning to land, that will be the closest. there is a chance we could see landfall, the cone of uncertainty, its remaining just offshore, the official forecast, where youll feel the biggest effects there. it catches up with the jet stream, so notice how much quicker it does move as it cruises south of the northeast, those effects on ...

Wilmington south of the atlantic beach area. starting thursday afternoon evening the worst conditions arriving in eastern north carolina. it gives you until probably noon thursday for preparations there. either you prepare, get out of your house or stay in. friday 8:00 a.m. sunrise its exiting the outer banks. the worst of it will be during the overnight hours. youll be riding out the storm during the night thursday night into friday morning. during the day friday, the storm rockets out to sea. ...

Hour. yesterday, very stationary, but still very slow, moving to the north at 6 miles per hour. there you can see, right off the krs by tomorrow. looks like a category 1 hurricane. and the closest impact it could make is right around nags head. the cone of uncertainty does bring potential that it could make landfall right along that coastline. and then as we go into the fourth of july itself, it picks up with the jet stream. and exits in that offshore direction. either way, youre still going to ...