Offshore Direction News Today

Hour. yesterday, very stationary, but still very slow, moving to the north at 6 miles per hour. there you can see, right off the krs by tomorrow. looks like a category 1 hurricane. and the closest impact it could make is right around nags head. the cone of uncertainty does bring potential that it could make landfall right along that coastline. and then as we go into the fourth of july itself, it picks up with the jet stream. and exits in that offshore direction. either way, youre still going to ...

Does 50 miles make sense to you and how does radiation spread over farther distances? >> the radioactivity is attached to dust particles and its just the movement of the dust particles that tells you how the radioactivity moves. again, as you were alluding to earlier in your show, its the wind. the two big factors that are going to control what happens is how much radioactivity is released and which way the wind is blowing. it really is good news that were continuing to have offshore winds, beca...

That material be it in the dust or what have you to be carried over to an area that is close enough for you to get to that radiation impact. so to have that stuff travel 4,000 or 5,000 miles is asking a lot and thats why we think the experts agree that most of this will dissipate. for jaan, they had some onshore winds earlier this week and that certainly was a problem. right now things strong on the offshore direction but the high get over them later on this week and that may again -- might make...