Long Limbed Wind News Today

Next couple of hours. itll maintain that status as it makes landfall across the jersey shore. a long limbed wind event. here at 6:00 p.m., there is the eye of the storm. making landfall. ninety, 100, 100 miles per color. the worst of the storm is north. new york city, north harbour, long island sound, you get the worst of the rent and wayne and the storm surge. megyn: here in new york they are warning people to beware on the higher floors of the many high rises that we have characterized the sky...

Hour. heavy rainfall up to a foot. but wind gusts anywhere from much of new jersey up towards long island, southern new york, southern connecticut. up to 100-mile-per-hour. widespread coastal flooding. this will be a surge problem. more people die from hurricanes because of surge. there is more property damage because of surge and the winds. a long-lived wind event of 90-100-mile-per-hour battering this coastline. this is one of the most vulnerable areas for storm surge and wind damage with all ...

It has receded since high tide, but much bigger than they are used to here. really eating up the sand and they are worried about the roads and flooding. storm surge could be 46 feet above what is typical for the normal water levels. then there is a low-lying area, particularly as you head inland. they are very worried about the flooding there. we have heard of a number of road closures because of standing water. people say that their base baseman slot on a routine basement ready to deal with the...

Extent that it could. but things like this can happen. even in the best of circumstances. we have not received any reports of injuries on the ground or elsewhere. we will continue to monitor our local reporting for an update on that. we want to get to janus. janus, he said the wind is one of the main danger is. >> yes, around 54 miles an hour. we heard that the area was secure in this region. obviously, thats not the case as we look at this partially collapsed crane. hopefully people are in thei...

Since 1903. its only the third one to do so in the last 200 years. take a look at this video we saw earlier from long beach island in new jersey. this is beach haven. a beautiful town where we actually have a lot of friend. and you can see earlier that picture of the house was in great peril. that is a coastal community. we want to go live to steve harrigan with the latest in ocean city, maryland. >> reporter: the wind is kick up. gusts up to 45 miles an hour and the rain heavy as well up to 1 i...

This is one of the songs i have seen before. talk about the timing of this. the economy is hurting. a lot of small business owners hurting. now, tourisms season is mostly over, but to take some property damage and flooding and so on and the other economic costs to bring to you, put it into perspective for us. >> well, the full moon is bring the high waters. the wind is coming, but the waters are coming. we are experiencing minor flooding. up to 11 feet. megyn: michael, thank you for joining us. ...

Dc. limited state of emergency in delaware and north carolina. that could well change. over the past few hours the storm has picked up and strengthen, starting to make the forecasted turn inland as some reports of 90-mile per hour wind gusts have head. it is expected to make landfall around atlantic city, new jersey. the resort town reporting heavy damage to the boardwalk there. the casinos are closed for the fourth time in history that that has ever happened. heading up the coastline to point p...

Beneath the top layer of stand, now exposed. the beach erosion that we are going to be seeing more and more of as the storm winds down. this is where peter was doing his live shot. right in the middle of his live shot, the ground gave way and he fell down about 3 feet here. it has eroded about 50 yards up on the side of the boardwalk that way. whether or not the erosion is going to be as bad tonight remains to be seen. because the wind has shifted somewhat. we had that all day yesterday into thi...

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7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. and the roads are shut down. no one can can get into point pleasant beach. they are virtually no businesses open. people are staying off the beach. except for me. im going to get off theyll see. megyn: what have you seen? >> im not getting anywhere near those waves. they are very dangerous. but the wind -- im not making this up. it is blowing me around out here. this is the strongest that i have experienced in a couple of years. it does read 95.4 miles per hour. it is kick...