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Those crews may have a hard time reaching them. not just because of dangerous conditions, but, because they, also, have been affected by the floodwaters. >> waiting for daybreak, to get that full damage assessment. gloria palomino, we thank you, indeed, for your reporting. take care, stay well. lets head back to cnns world weather center, to our meteorologist, pedram javaheri. pedram, hurricane ian, so destructive. it is a superlative storm, in size, and strength. why is it so intense? >> the in...

And the system will gradually make its way back over open waters. there is some indication that will try to strengthen. now, will it make it back up to category 1 hurricane? its entirely possible. i dont know theyll have enough time to do that. but its gonna have winds of maybe 55 to 65 miles per hour that moves back over it makes another landfall across the state of georgia. but a concern moving forward here will be excessive rainfall. weve discussed the winds. the moderates have come down, joh...

Labor day hurricane of 1935. all of these storms, being billion dollar disasters. moments ago, ten billion dollars, and ten fatalities in the united states. the population along this region, since 2004, has increased dramatically. of course, systems are very similar wind speeds, but when you look at the cloud field, you look at the scope, the size of what charlie was, with those strong winds, to where he and, is essentially, doubling the size, shows you the potential as far as what sort of damag...

Javaheri should be staying with us for the hours ahead, tracking its path, while storm surge, so, pedram, over to you. >> yeah, were watching a storm system that as you noted, nine hours overland. still maintaining category 1 intensity. still very symmetrical, and still producing an incredible amount of rain and went. the central and interior portion of florida, as it gradually shift across this region, i would be surprised we have another seven or eight hours before it reemerges back out of the...

This was left behind a, certainly, one of the billion dollars disasters we see here, every single summer, when it comes to the hurricane season, in this particular one, looking like it might be the one for 2022, unfortunately. >> especially when you have much more rain to come from florida, and a storm warning in effect, with a number of u.s. states, as you laid out. pedram javaheri, thank you so much, we will talk very soon. thousands of national guard troops, deploying for their operations. it...

The death of 23 people. it is the third most intense hurricane, on record, to hit the country. lets check in with pedram javaheri. pedram, ian is one of the strongest hurricanes to make landfall on the west coast of the florida peninsula. how does it compare? how does it stack up against other, major, storms? >> when you look how clyde it was, leading up to the last couple of days here with activity flourishing, weve not seen a single named storm. with the month of august, there is something as ...

Theres a potential that could reintensify, and, really, could be problematic for the friends across the coast of georgia, and the carolinas, noticing additional rainfall threats, exceeding ten inches in those areas. having yet to see significant rain. this is a valve ink story here. >> evolving story. pedram, you are across every data set, underscoring the supersize storm. pedram javaheri, thank you so much, we will talk again soon. hurricane ian, wreaking havoc, as it moves through early county...

Several citizens that just have to be retrieved. right now, they are staying inside, and saying they will no one to go back out. >> thursday flights, or jacksonvilles airports, and it was pedram javaheri, and pedram, since landfall, has been weekend. there is, already, producing record water surges, and there is the latest. >> watching the storm, there is about southeast with it, and youll notice on the backside of it, for the first time in 24 hours, if youre tuned in and places, such as st. pet...

That will allow for an earlier arrival of the strongest winds. and its going to give last time for major hurricane eta to weaken. so, we are anticipating a powerful, using the words for the national hurricane center, catastrophic wind damage storm. and the potential for incredible amounts of storm surge along the coastline of where we are located, john? >> derek, thank you, we appreciate that update there from bradenton, florida. lets go to pedram javaheri, falling all this at the cnn weather ce...

Storm gets there a little bit sooner than even expected. we have to keep in mind, as derrick noted, this is a massive storm system. cloud field 700 miles across. these tropical storm force winds 140 miles away from the center. so, even if you are not near the system, 40 miles away from, you are going to feel tropical conditions. and thats the concern. and thats why our friends across orlando, disney world shutting down operations over the next 24 hours because of the system. and the impact will ...