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As far as the forecast path, at 2:00 a.m. here just past makin still winds about 70 miles per hour, and then by the time we wake up through columbia and through carolina, and its actually going to combine into a new storm just off the coast of norfolk. thats why the winds go from 40 to 60. not going to be a pretty travel day on the eastern sea board as we go throughout your thursday. and heres just some of the numbers. this is the list of it u.s. landfalls we have on record from the late 1800s, ...

Heres the new forecast path. again, were not expecting a lot of damage from here on out. so it doesnt really matter where the center goes over. we may actually see stronger gusts along the coast with that southerly inflow coming off the water tomorrow morning. so lake charleston could have -- and hilton head 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds coming off the water and the surf will be all churned up also. but the storm path will take it into the carolinas here. winds not a big deal as we said, 40 to 45...

Hilton head and the buford area. heres the new update from the hurricane center. were at 75 miles per hour. were at the weakest we possibly can be for a category 1 hurricane. and after this it will drop down to a tropical storm. its still accelerating to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. and is now getting very close to the macon area. and eventually by tomorrow morning it will be near augusta. and its still a very big large rain shield with this. heres the new forecast path. again, were not e...

Almost up to a category 4. its been strengthening all day long. and you can see on radar, the green here, theres the eye. thats what we will track, you do not want to go through that eye wall. you dont want to be on the right side of the eye. thats where the strongest winds will be at landfall. the hurricane center hasnt changed the forecast path. the path has been almost right over the top of panama city here for 24 to 48 hours at least. the right side of that is down near towards apalachicola....

Right side of the eye. thats where the strongest winds will be at landfall. the hurricane center hasnt changed the forecast path. yes, the intensity has been getting worse. but the path has been almost right over the top of panama city here for 24 to 48 hours at least. the right side of that is down near towards apalachicola. mexico beach area. thats the area of most concern. but we still havent ruled out anything. were still watching this closely from destin to fort walton beach down toward pan...

Duration of this week. >> mayor, thank you very much. we know youve got other things to worry about but we do appreciate the time youve given us in the news media trying to cover this story and cant stress this enough. good luck to you and that beautiful city as this storm progresses. >> thank you so much. and god speed for everyones recovery. >> mayor of tallahassee, florida. bill, if i can trouble you to go over to the map. show folks whats already -- where the storm has already been and, for ...

And this is all going to happen tomorrow in real time during the afternoon into the early evening. so, let me give you the latest, in case you werent with us at the top of the hour, for the 11:00 update. the next will be 5:00 in the morning. 125-mile-per-hour winds, were almost up to a category 4. its been strengthening all day long. and you can see on radar, the green here, theres the eye. thats what we will track, you do not want to go through that eye wall. you dont want to be on the right si...

Storm as we go throughout the evening. probably curious to how this will impact them. you can see as we made landfall here, this was the 2:00 advisory. it will come down from here. well get the new forecast path in the hurricane center and new intensity update as we go with the 5:00 p.m. advisory. they had 100 miles an hour winds still at 8:00 p.m. thats still enough to do very significant damage. notice that we go from 100 to 45. once we get down to 45, you dont begin too lose too many tree lim...

Weaken, do tree damage from tallahassee to georgia and south carolina. the satellites can take pictures of the clouds. you can clearly see the eye of the storm. you can see the bubbling thunderstorms on the northern portion of it. it is starting to expand thunderstorms in the last hour. good chance at 5:00 p.m. they come out and call it a major category 3 hurricane. all the problems with forecast intensity is not that great. the forecast path is what all the models are pointed to, near panama ci...

Hurricane. >> currently still a category 1 but the forecast does bring it up to a 3 in the next 36 hours. overnight it didnt get that much stronger. at least that was good. every hour that goes by that it doesnt get stronger is better for areas in the northern gulf coast. heres the new 5:00 a.m. update from the hurricane center. winds at 90 miles an hour. thats a healthy category one storm. it is heading north-northwest. from here on out, its mostly going to be a north motion heading for that ge...