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The following is text directly from the NWS Damage Survey for the January 25th Tornado Event: Central Alabama was involved within a warm sector area during the night of January 25th, 2021, featuring dew points in the low to mid-60s and surface-based instability reaching as high as 1,200 J/kg. Strong wind shear was in place which, combined with instability, favored a risk for severe storms. Upper-level troughing was displaced well toward the northwest, which helped to limit the number of severe ...

Areas, but three to four feet in key west. >> what kind of -- because you gather information and you gather data when you do these things. what kind of data did you gather? >> yeah. we actually deployed the hurricane research vehicle on a bridge and we recorded 120-mile-per-hour in the -- barometric pressure of 938 bill bars. >> arent those things kesht when they measure? because the winds could have been much higher than that. >> oh, yeah. they were definitely higher if you went just a little b...

Back. >> were giving all of this to you. its yours. >> thank you. >> evacuation tips as traffic builds and gas dries up. >> jeff rosen reporting for us this morning. sam champion is also reporting for us today. he is in miami beach. you have been through storms before. talk about the context here. what do people need to know? and compare it to what youve seen in the past and youve been covering these things along the coast. >> reporter: all right, yeah, all that is true and i have indeed been th...

Thats why the water in the carolinas is so warm, because its really out of the caribbean. category 4 hurricane trying to make landfall here somewhere in the overnight hours. a sleepless night for anywhere from about ft. pierce, west palm, all the way up to melbourne. its that peak wind, its that peak gust, wolf, that were worried about, if we get 145 on land with the eye wall. thats where the devastation will happen. here is one of the models. here is a graphic presentation of what a model looks...

we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. were watching this hurricane unfold here in the united states. lets go right to ocean city, maryland. cnns jeanne meserve is standing by. its beginning to feel the wrath of irene. whats going on? >> reporter: the winds have become strong, so strong that the mayor has told the police to stop patrolling the streets of this town. he says if emergency calls come in, they will be considered on a case-by-case basis. wh...