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Usually the categories only have to do with what the max wind speeds that have occurred. notice the important thing here, the drift to the northwest at only 6 miles per hour. so its not moving quickly. here is a closer view of our radar and we also have our watch box on here. notice its not even where the center is. the tornado watch box is this pink line that includes all areas up towards houston and towards beaumont, texas. this is a huge area that we have the potential of dealing with the sto...

Ahead of a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he is also meeting with mahmoud abbas in the west bank. preparations are getting started with tropical storm harvey threatening to become a category 1 hurricane by the end of the week. of course here we are in texas, ground zero for this thing. what are folks in this region to expect? >> evacuations coming out during the day in the southwest coastal areas and they should expect to stay where they are if four or five days in a r...

Fourth of july, meet arthur. the first named storm could throw a wrench in holiday plans for tens of millions of americans heading to the east coast. arthur is spinning off the florida coast. it has the potential to turn into a hurricane. bill karins has the latest on this. this is not what we want to hear. >> we can take the word could out. it will. it will have an impact in north carolina. dont turn around and not go on vacation. we have to listen to the emergency managers. it could leave the ...

Couldve had a v8. or...try kids boxes! welcome back to "first look." our satellites in space focus down on sandy also. this is a pretty fascinating image. you can see the scope and the size and how immense this storm is. you can see the center of it right there in the center of your screen. that was a little bit of an eye feature that has been on and off apparently with the storm. let me break down and show you that the new forecast from the hurricane center, two things changed. they shifted t...

All eyes on the gulf coast, still dealing with the tropical storm. it has a good chance of changing, upgraded to a hurricane. if you look at the satellite picture, you can see what makes out a little bit of an eye feature on this. right now 70 mile-per-hour winds, a little under 200 miles or so away from new orleans. it will slow down its forward speed. the first rain bands are trying to spiel rahal -- spiral around the gulfport. over the evening hours and overnight, thats when the strongest rai...

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