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To reintensify after being weakened over the mountains. It may get bumped up as we go throughout the day today. Not going to spend a lot of time on this cone because at the end of this hour we will be getting that new path in from the Hurricane Center and well see if this red center line shifts closer to the coast. As far as we have shortterm models we get in about every three hours. And this shows us at 3 00 p. M. Thursday the eye of the storm in eeport in the bahamas, that rcenteright there, t...

Answers a clarion call. Started off saying, im the best trumpet player in afghanistan, because there are only two. This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Reporting tonight from st. Augustine, florida. Pelley this historic city is flooding tonight as Hurricane Matthew treks up the atlantic coast. The eye is just northeast of st. Augustine. Hurricane watches and warnings are up from northern florida to North Carolina. Matthew lost some of its punch overnight, but it is still a big and dan...

Radar composite. And the white shows you the cloud cover shield, which still goes from cuba all the way to clouds now. If you walk outside in North Carolina and look up in the sky, those are the clouds from irma far to your south. The green shows you the rain shield. All the way now approaching central sections of georgia and south carolina. And we still have rain bands down there in the florida straits. I can estimate it would take me about 15 hours to drive that far, to go all the way through ...

Those palm fronds flying around and a huge tree went down in front of a wendys. Animals even getting pretty confused about this weather. Weve seen some squirrels and ducks be in places they probably shouldnt be in. All of this continues to change by the minute. But ft. Lauderdale may not be in the eye of the storm, but we are feeling it. Thats important to note. If we can show you the bands that are going around ft. Lauderdale. Well show you the bands of the storm. Its consistent around miami an...

Bahamas already. The path of the storm can wind through the state of florida. 1 out of every 20 americans live there. Buildings to collapse into the sea. One estimate from the National Weather Service Tells Us some areas will be inaccessible to human beings for weeks or more. This storm has taken lives already. Its going to take more unfortunately. The this thing looks like a monster. Were running out of time. The storm is almost here. We may be running out of time. At my moment we expect to hea...

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Places like West Palm Beach and palm beach are fine. States, florida, georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Then we move toward the cape we have live coverage on the canaveral area. Well probably have the storm right on the shores. Atlantic coast as were beginning to get some effects most of our guidance is coming of the hurricane on shore. To alignment. Being right here along the coast if the eyewall is along first were tracking dorians the coast well be dealing with a longterm period of ...

Bahamas, 140 miles an hour, a lot less than over abaco, at 185. Now its just extremely strong. Ive been out there in 125 mile an hour winds, six, seven times as much as i ever feel wind. Its crazy. You cant exist. You cant stand there with 100 mile an hour wind thats the crazy thing, now were 24, 36 hours since the beginning of destruction in the bahamas and theres still additional destruction. So think about that, if your roof holds, your garage holds, your trailer holds, whatever holds, it may...

Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed $42.6 million from what had been a record $151 million in appropriations for Flagler County and its cities.

For the second time in two months, the Florida Commission on Ethics has dismissed a complaint against Palm Coast Mayor David Alfin.