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Still a category 1 with 90-mile-per-hour winds, its barely walking at five to six miles per hour. as we go throughout the forecast path, you can see it took a west turn from here, its heading south of due west. its going to parallel along the coast, now its on its way headed towards the general direction of myrtle beach. in the meantime, all of these rain bands continue into the areas of the outer banks and newburn, north carolina to jacksonville. this area was hit hard with the last high tide c...

Out of safe. you have to go to wind, 8% of hurricane fatalities. objects flying and trees that fall down. because the storm surge, category of winds, small slice of the pie. 75% of the problems could be water. hugest issue. we went t from three to two. thats just the winds. its taking a ton of water and throwing it towards the coast. huge waves are coming along with the storm surge. forecast path update, key time period, sunset tomorrow to sunset friday, takes us right here, thursday 8:00 p.m. s...

Have a category 4. right now its only a category 2. so its not changing this equation at all. so for all the people that evacuated off these barrier islands, you did the smart thing because this waters going to come up not just for one high tide cycle but maybe two. maybe three if it stalls out long enough. and thats going to cause devastation at the beaches. let me get to the new advisory and refresh everyone joining us at the top of the hour, again, we went from the 3 to a 2, top end of the 2....

Know this as well but have done very little if any oversight. so for instance, the response to puerto rico, theres not been a real congressional inquiry into what happened and what went wrong. they know that more storms are coming. they know that donald trump will be president for those storms. but they have yet to actually try to find out real concrete answers about what the administration did wrong so that we can be better prepared for the next one. so i think thats the real negative l story, ...

>> main event is sunset tomorrow to sunset friday. 24 hour period where worst will be done. this is most important thing. deaths and what were trying to prevent. tell people to evacuate and get out of safe. you have to go to wind, 8% of hurricane fatalities. objects flying and trees that fall down. because the storm surge, category of winds, small slice of the pie. 75% of the problems could be water. hugest issue. we went t from three to two. thats just the winds. its taking a ton of water and t...

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Will be in a weaker state, but still a concern. this is an incredible image and really a sign that this storm went through rapid intensification. get to my graphics and we can talk details. 155-mile-an-hour sustained winds, that has dropped about 10 miles per hour within the last update. that is the latest information that we have. that is roughly about 250 kilometers per hour. here is the forecast path. notice how it is expected to continue to weaken as it moves, but it does have main land japa...

13,000 foot peaks here and that brings the rain, and we are getting some gusts in higher elevations. here is the latest forecast path. by this afternoon and this evening it drops down to a category 2. as we go throughout friday night, into saturday, it should drop down to a category 1. the cone does not include oahu so we dont think we will get direct landfall out of this, but we could still get tropical storm force gust and power outages. rain totals, 10 to 20, localized 30 to 40 inches of rain...

Can you imagine what the rainfall totals will be done by the time were down? maybe three or four feet in some areas. here is the new forecast path. notice by the time it gets up here towards honolulu and oahu -- by the way, honolulu is under a hurricane warning for the first time in 26 years, so it is a rare event. it is not like the core of the winds will cause a lot of damage at all, maybe some power outages from tropical storm force gusts but dont expect a lot of wind damage. this a rain stor...

Their forecast in the next three to four days. this is hurricane lane. look at the well-defined eye. this is a powerful hurricane, wind of 150 miles per hour. right now it is only 500 miles away from the big island here. thats not all that far away. the forecast path of it has gotten a little bit closer. it was looking like it was going to maybe miss and be a glancing blow. now theres a possibility of a little more significant concern. here is the path. we take it today, it is kind of slow-movin...