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The area, that will help make the pattern a little bit more progressive from west to east. so as far as what the forecast models are showing for our winds, we go from calm to slightly on shore to everything now over the next couple days really goes offshore pretty strong. and first it goes 10 to 20 to 30 miles an hour. by the time we get to sunday, anywhere from 10 to 15. thats the direction we want. and thats for the most part, you know, four out of five days, suzanne is when well get a pretty ...

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York. can you explain how the winds are changing and how they can avoid the radiation from that. >> exactly. like you said, shep, the surface winds are variable and we saw them coming from the the east to northeast at times yesterday and again last night, again, creating a flow going on land and now, were starting to see them shifting to more of an off-shore flow which is helping to bring that debris out into the pacific ocean. now, the surface winds vary based on high and low pressure systems b...

Tomorrow the setup will be off-shore flow. that means it will slow down the progression of the oil. you can see how the winds are going to go effort next couple of days. we are looking at light winds, offshore flow develop by tonight and no thunderstorms in the area. thats going to help the crews get out there and try to contain the oil so you wont be looking at any weather interference with that. why this weekend though, another front sets up and it will cause some stronger winds. that means it...

State officials say at least one person was killed by tornadoes in central arkansas last night. the disaster also injured two dozen people and destroyed several homes. look at that image. right now rescue teams are searching for anyone who might still be trapped. according to the national weather service, another round of storms could hit the same region later today. there is a lot of extreme weather to talk about today. high winds are seriously slowing down efforts to contain the oil spill alon...

>> so far, theyre still working to continue the effort to shut that in. jon: well, we wish them well and we certainly wish your teams well, and hope that if you can get this controlled burn going, that it does take care of a significant amount of the problem. commander richard schultz from the u.s. coast guard, thanks. >> youre welcome. jane: everybody is watching that oil slick, of course, wondering about a timeline here. it really depends on which way the wind is blowing and that falls under j...

Pollen. we dont see much rain not only across the southeast but much of the east coast. not a lot of rain for the next few days. not going to wash that out too much. heres the map. most of the action is out west. thats where we start off. this is a decent storm for this time of year from san francisco up through parts of is he all the, portland stretching back through san diego as well. by the way, u.s. open this year, pebble beach right there. when they have that in june typically it shuts off ...

The georgia coastline that the water is very high. were getting to the new high tide cycle and the water isnt going out. it is going up. thats why theyre telling the people here in the st. johns river, the river that goes through downtown jacksonville, it is going to go up possibly another foot, maybe foot and a half. it is one foot higher than anyone alive has seen it. theres the background. skies are clearing and the weather is getting nice, but because we still have the on shore flow, were wo...

Just 16 days after harvey made landfall as a category 4. this landfall right in line with the latitude and longitude as hurricane wilma. that tet the stage here for getting that on shore flow, significant storm surge damage. on the other side of the storm into jacksonville and charleston where we had record flooding take place, as well. how about almost six foot storm surge in jacksonville. that had never happened before. savannah river, 12 and a quarter feet, second highest all time. in charles...

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