think about when you put your hand in a pool to splash somebody. move slowly, a ripple, you get some. when you move your hand fast, that s when you get the biggest splash and that s what will happen as it moved forward, the forward momentum causes a biggest storm surge. the path just offshore from cape hatteras, the outer banks. we could see a wobble in there. we have to keep an eye on it. we don t expect it to make when it gets along parallel to the outer banks to be a category 4 storm but as a 3 it can do catastrophic damage. and then continues up the coast running parallel to the coast, may brush, may make landfall in new england around nantucket. may not. but again, doesn t have to make landfall to cause big problems. school closings in the area between now and friday. school started a few weeks ago down here and some schools have
to remain a very strong categor. models towards the northwest, a hard right turn. we still don t have any real consensus with the tight it might look like it but it s not a supertight pack of where the models go. because of that, we are still not sure exactly. the this matters because it s running parallel to florida. a lot of people going to be impacted one way or another. at the current point, the national hurricane center moved it a little bit to the west. bad news for the eastern cities, including the greater miami area. bret: quickly, we deal with one of these at a time. you have jose picking up steam. this is really concerning for us. yesterday, kat 5 hurricane over the british virgin islands. jose is a major hurricane,
with winds. 157 plus makes it a category 5. so you see we re right on the hairy edge of that. right now, 225 miles east of parts of cuba. it is moving west at 14 miles per hour. so it s slowed down. in the last few hours, it had been going west-northwest at about 17 miles per hour. so here s the track. here s what we see. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it s running parallel to cuba, may even brush the northern border of cuba. by sunday morning, 8:00 a.m., late saturday night, sunday morning it starts to make landfall in southern florida and now the track has been to the west of miami. just west of here. but now the latest tracks have brought it a little west of that. perhaps over the everglades as 145 miles per hour winds. it continues to slowly move up through florida by monday morning, 8:00 a.m., it s around daytona beach.
you don t. i do like his position. it s kind of like three bowling alleys kind of running parallel. they not less are not necessarily going up against one another. not yet. very important. let s good to your next graphic of the you have carly fiorina moving up to number four, marco to number five, ben carson down one spot to number six. is this all because of debate performances? well, the power index, to be fair, has been bullish on carly fiorina s chances for a long time. yes, she had a great performance at the debate. now the question is, can she turn it into a solid vote share? will it be a flavor of the month, or can she turn this into the real thing, build out the organization number one but number two demonstrate the orlandoty with supporters so tess not just, i thought she had a good debate. we ll see what happens now. marco rubio has been p in a longstanding struggle with scott walker to be the viable conservative alternative. scott walker, no bane kngood.