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A very high level. Some are saying its one of the biggest storms ever to hit our country. It built very rapidly,ed a briefing with secretary of Homeland Security and the administrator of fema and we are watching Hurricane Michael. Its just hitting shore now. Winds are going up to close to 200 miles an hour. Category 4. You dont hear about that. Its the most powerful recorded storm to strike the Florida Panhandle ever. It will bring with it anywhere from 150 mile to almost 200 mile an hour winds....

>> ian: yeah, this would have been a smaller of the e2 high tides, the ones that bob mentioned into the early afternoon and actually the big one so well see how much of this water with an on shore flow can actually flow back out into the gulf for out of tampa bay before we get into that big high tide cycle and the wind is still expected to be on shore. >> the reason for that -- here is the center of circulation, that big inner core, that eye -- thats about 100 miles offshore of call it now tarpi...

Pressure system thats come at the risk of sounding like a meteorologist, a low pressure system causing this hot air to come down from the cascades and heat up as it goes down. we arent getting the normal on shore flow from the west so that cooling breeze is not happening. we have this high pressure dome thats going nowhere and this hot air pushing down from the cascades that just making it miserable everywhere. >> trace: dan springer live in seattle. >> dana: nine people are confirmed dead and m...

Saw it downgrade to a category 2. they thought this is not anything new if you live in charleston. there is unc, the medical university there at lot of people in the hospital there. im wondering what they did if they are relying on generators or if they evacuated. brian: janice dean knows it went up to a cat 3, right, janice? janice: it did. it was always within the cone a category 3 until yesterday when it weakened slightly. so, i think, you know, in that situation you have to know what your su...

This is brand new at the hour. so you look at the tropical storm force winds and standing well outside the center. we key on that because its outside the cone. hurricane force winds extending out of the center. you look at the impacts 100 miles or so out from the center. youve always got to keep your eye on that. and further east on the track. the cone shifts a little bit more. a couple of take aways. one is the shift of the track. we dont always concentrate on the center line and center points ...

The cone. what about the intensity for them, the warm water of the gulfstream, it wont be stalling out and churning up the water underneath it. what are the rains they could be looking at? >> if you keep it over the open water a little longer, youll have more time over that warm water to stay stronger. a little more influence on the coast it could be weaker. its interesting how that intensity could be impacted by where the track is. either way, youre talking a major hurricane off the georgia coa...

Thats where youll have some winds and could be dangerous inland. weve been talking about this storm surge. were looking at some of the latest values coming in. looks like we have 7.4 feet innundation. you can still have the on shore flow pushing the water inland. youre still not out of danger yet when it comes to the storm surge. we are continuing to forecast 9 to 14 feet at the air force base, up to 14 feet above ground. waves on top of it. some of the images we are seeing, you can see waves th...

Hurricane force winds in geor a georgia. it is really important. it will still produce those hurricane force winds into georgia. not just the damage winds along the coast. you saw how large the rain shield is. youll get the winds inland. the idea its going go into central georgia. well still see high winds. at what point does it stop worrying you. at some point it becomes a normal stand that a normal city is handle. >> at that point it does. one of the worries that i have is once you get inland,...

The flow is counterclockwise and all around this center, now the winds are coming out of the west. look at panama city beach. its an east-west beach. the water is coming along. no great storm surge. when this is over, the people of bay county at least along panama city beach will be able to look back and say not that the meteorologists missed it, the 155 maximum category four storm, strongest thing youve seen in the united states in a long time and the worst storm ever to hit this part of the wo...