Tide Levels News Today

Extremely dangerous four. Its more than 400 miles across, pushing a storm surge that officials are calling unsurvivable is now hitting floridas gulf coast as much as 20 feet of water what are forecast along the shore south of tallahassee, which itself is expected to take a direct blow. Some coastal areas already flooding. Take a look live pictures right now from gulfport in tampa on the right interstate to 70 prison biden this evening, urge anyone in the storms path that take it extremely seriou...

the winds are gusting at 85 miles per hour, and the other big concerns are life-threatening storm surge and heavy rain. we are tracking who is in the most danger. all of this as millions of people in florida are taking those first painful steps towards recovery. so many lives are upended by hurricane ians devastation, and the storm is likely one for the record books as the grim evidence of the powerful strike now litters coastlines. today, fort myers beach impassable. shells of buildin...

in fort myers beach, it is even hard to bike through the destruction. the messages from residents there, if you can send help, we need it. sanibel and cap teva islands cut off from the main land, only accessible by boat or air after, as you know, ian destroyed this major bridge that connects them to the main land. many of the homes there are in pieces or completely washed away. the coast guard is now going door to door, still trying to rescue people. >> make sure you have a bag for you...

Five hours. and in newark, wettest single day on record, almost 8.5 inches came down on wednesday, wednesday night, that is a 1,000 year recurrence interval, meaning 1 in 1,000 chance for this to occur. even for new york city, 3 plus inches coming down between 8:51 and 9:51 last night, also a it 00 ye 200 year occurrence interval causing the destruction that were seeing. >> unbelievable. thank you so much for that. and it is still ongoing here. the mayor of trenton is ordering evacuations for so...

Going 1180 miles per hour, its the strongest hurricane to hit that region. its called a life threatening situation. theyre urging people to take shelter immediately. it has wind gusts of over 200 miles per hour and a storm surge up to 23 feet above normal tide levels. the national weather service says it will cause extreme destruction before moving west toward the southeast u.s. on monday. lets go to texas and the deadly shooting in odessa. one eyewitness is showing terrifying moments barely esc...

Er t the latest on hurricane dorian. pummelling the islands. catastrophic winds. the strongest storm in modern records to hit the northwestern bahamas. its time for the strongest ever in history in the atlantic to make land fall. sustained winds in excess of 170 miles per hour with gusts over 200 miles an hour. the national hurricane center dedescribes the conditions as catastrophic. the strength been described could wipe homes off their foundations in seconds. storm surge raising sea levlts by ...

Upstream on the northeastern cape fear river is a place where they expect the tide levels to rise sometimes maybe between 15 and 20 feet above the record stages. so this is really a dangerous situation here. this is a tidal river. that makes it predictable under normal circumstances. but right now, with so much water coming in and the storm surge pushing the tides even higher as ive just been talking about, that water is not going to have anyplace to go. the river, don, has different contours in...

So, yeah, that northerly wind is whats kept the tide levels down near wilmington, wrightsville beach and carolina beach. it may be making you feel a little more refreshed than you normally would in a storm like this. kerry, its going to be interesting -- youre still projected from the hurricane center -- right here is the red center line. its supposed to go right over the top of where you are in wrightsville beach at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. maw be able to go through an eye even though its...

Send personnel out. the costs koulcould go into the millions. it would take quite a while for areas to recover. >> as the hurricane comes closer to making landfall, what else are you expecting? >> reporter: right now the tide is a low tide. thats going to come up as we go towards midnight. thats on top of that tide. as you see the tide levels go up into your friday morning, early morning hours, well see that surge on top of the tide. thats a lot of water coming in. we want people to get out of t...

Incredibly intense manhunt on the campus of central michigan university. >> and at least five people have been killed in a north eastern that hit east coast friday, winds blowing at nearly 70 miles per hour shutting down airports and tape stations. new york governor andrew cuomo issued travel advisory for all the areas north of new york city. leland: more on the weekends weather chief meteorologist at fox extreme center, this one over, rick? >> the wind is still with us, we had wind at 93 miles ...