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A really long time. >> and its actually before too much longer to get back out over water. and when it does that, the waters warm. that could fuel the storm a little bit longer. so this is our future forecast. we are expecting the winds to drop down to sixty five miles an hour. that would be a strong tropical storm . but right at that kind of breaking point where it could be a weak hurricane, could be a strong tropical storm . but this particular forecast, sixty five mile an hour winds and then ...

Not moving inland and now we move to a second kind of risk and that is the flash flood. the national weather service has issued its highest alert possible, expecting upwards in some isolated areas of up to 12 inches of rain but certainly four to eight inches. so theyre now talking about real flash flood threat in many parts of central florida as this storm moves in the overnight hours. and the worry there of course is its overnight. some people will be asleep, might be in the way of these flash ...

Against. and now you guys on the east coast, its been more of a delayed reaction. however, as you mentioned, youre still expecting some pretty vicious flooding and threats, especially with the st. johns river as you head into tomorrow as well as saturday. i guess the biggest thing at this point, you want people to take away, because i do think by tomorrow people get antsy. people want to get out there, they want to see whats happened. and maybe theyve been in their home now for twenty four hours...

,especially to your residents, for preparations that were really hopefully underway throughout much of the day on wednesday? because at this point its a go period and just waiting to see all of this rain come through. yeah, weve stationed high water rescue vehicles throughout the county because we are expecting flash flooding and major flooding to inundate a lot of our community. and were just telling people youve got to hunker down. there was a point in time where i could get in to get it. were...

Still, this is really where that race are seeing category storm force winds won, 90 miles per hour. and as we go through our time here, this is tomorrow morning at 8:00. we are still seeing some winds at 65 miles per hour. it is going to jump into the atlantic. it is not going to strengthen. that is the good news. but then it is going to take a turn towards northwest. this is tonight at 8:00. still seeing winds gusting up to 75 miles per hour. and then we are turning our sights to georgia and al...

Saying that the area from about savannah southward through jacksonville, maximum of 3 to 5. this is worst-case scenario. but, it is possible that we could have problems and damage done, even from the storm in florida as we go throughout the next few days. in all of our computer models, -- it looks like it could do this. they are targeting areas towards the charleston area. myrtle beach seems to be the northern extent that we have to deal with. we will see how it all plays out, but eventually we ...

A lull, but not of urine areas inland. its as brutal as it gets. we have a major hurricane, category three, overland, producing dangerous winds, almost like a tornado strength, and flash flooding. let me show you the latest. landfall is at 3:00. landfall was at 150 miles an hour. now we brothers winds down to a category three, a little bit, so its not as extreme, but still bad. there are still trees breaking, roof, flus, and shingles falling. this area here is what we call an extreme wind warnin...

The winds are still going to be an issue because youre right there at that border. we now see a hurricane watch in place for all of these regions. again, jacksonville running you all the way through savannah and charleston areas where the winds are going to be right at that level, where it could be hurricane force, at least very strong tropical storm force. >> this is our forecast model. and youre seeing the main kind of line of heavy rain there lifting to the north of this. but pay attention, t...

The storm surge, in naples florida, coming in so fast, and so deep, even some first responders had to be rescued when their fire station flooded. the department, posting this video on a facebook page, showing firefighters, being ferried to higher ground by jet skis. hurricane ian, making landfall near fort myers, as a category four storm. now, a category one, nearly 12 hours later. this slow-moving storm, dumping enormous amounts of rain, as it heads to the northeast. with flash flooding, now, a...

In the united states and all around the world. im john vause at the cnn center in atlanta. i knelt when i am in florida where hurricane ian bringing record storm surges, flash flooding in an unknown amount of destruction. it made landfall with winds just under category five, now its a category one slowly moving into central florida with winds around 145 kilometers an hour. millions of homes and businesses have been left in the dark. some so badly damaged by ian that there is concerns that they m...