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There are a lot of shops. this is localized flooding. it hasnt increased since we have been here. we have been here for two or three hours. the stop sign gives us a gauge of how windy its been out here. we have the metro stop on this side to the left. this is a metro mover that moves people to and fro from and in and around miami. what officials tried to tell people here is just because we are not getting the eye, and getting the 3, 4, 5-type winds. it doesnt mean this storm isnt dangerous. thin...

Coast will determine how strong the winds would continue to be in south florida. weve already had 250,000 people down here without power. that number is only going to go up. we may have dodged the bullet, but keep your guard up. 20 to 24 hours long will cause some damage. that is leveled out. weve got some here. coming in right now. they are being flown in. this is the type of sustained stuff we are starting to see over the last hour. downtown miami. resize window blowout over there. you see a l...

Its gusting and stopping. youre still going to get more sustained winds in a little while and i think you guys hit tie tide there in four hours. >> reporter: yeah, right around the noontime we will get into those high tides and a lot of some of these areas from the northern keys around into miami. so we will be watching that surge very carefully then. but the other thing, ali, yeah -- okay, so see where the eye is now on the keys, thats the impact there. now, as that starts to move up, and its a...

Will intensify as it does so. look at the winds were seeing now. marathon, winds 60 miles per hour. so tropical storm conditions firmally in place in the keys. miami still on the way. again, the current wind gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour in the keys, but look what happens over time. heading into tonight, this is around 6:00, and we see those winds approaching 70 miles per hour in the keys. miami beach, tropical storm conditions right through the overnight into tomorrow. hurricane conditions by t...

Surge of 8 to 12 feet, thats for the southwest coast of florida, and rainfall up to 20 inches. and those category 4 winds, thats tomorrow morning. for the southeast florida, places like west palm beach and miami, a storm surge of 5 to 10 feet possible, same story for the keys where a direct impact is expected later on tonight. west central florida storm surge of 3 to 8 feet towards the tampa area. this wouldnt happen until late sunday, maybe even in the overnight into monday. were dealing with t...

The people in the u.s. virgin islands, puerto rico, and the other caribbean islands affected by harvey already are in the middle of acute life-saving, life-sustaining mover them out and reposition them for harvey. right now were employing them in the islands to save lives and we will maintain a good footprint and posture as the storm progresses. i will come back to some of the path and the tracking forecast in a moment. i would like to suggest that we take this very seriously.

A lot of people not happy to hear that. lets bring in our meteorologist karen mcginniss with more. where is the storm right now and where does it look like its headed? >> well, its very impressive on our enhanced satellite imagery. its situated just about over the mid-atlantic basin. here are the leeward islands, also puerto rico. its not even close to there yet. but it does look like the computer models are bringing it in over the next five days. at least rushing by those islands. anything can ...

Miguel almaguer, hes in port arthur, texas. >> reporter: hey, bill, good morning, this is what so many are waking up to, the flood waters pouring into communities. authorities say if locations like this, it may be several days before they can go door-to-door t. death toll from harvey now stand at nearly 40. but that number could rise in the coming days. it is believed 100,000 homes have been affected by this storm a. storm on the mover that is pounding the heartland today. we also know that 32,0...

There. this is the one that caught a lot of peoples attention. this is port arthur. up to 45 inches. that is coming in the last 24 to 30 hours. a lot of very heavy rain. still falling along the coast. heres how that played out. theres port arthur. just rounds and rounds of big thunderstorms moved through the area. the reason? it went on shore last night. that is harvey. heres the path. you remember it running over the gulf of mexico. running up on land, falling back over the gulf of mexico. pick...

Fan boats down these roads. it is just -- shepard, we have covered a lot of this stuff before, man. and standing here in it and seeing it, it is not even translating on camera to our viewers at home. >> i want to give them an idea, you are talking about the flooding on that corner, remember that it is all of these spots where this flooding is. never in the nations history have we seen something like this occurred -- according to the hurricane center. every interstate in and around houston is sub...