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Concern but really its going to be about the storm surge threat and well dig into that deeper i think in the thext 30 minutes. >> all right. so its the next hour, hour and a half. >> yes. >> were talking landfall in those various locations and the storm surge that you will hone in on in just a little bit. tom, thank you so much for now. im going to come back to you. but lets go to biloxi to martin savage. hes in biloxi, mississippi, near where that second landfall that tom was just talking about...

Night. im brooke baldwin. were talking about hurricane nate miles away from making its second landfall in the united states. lets go to tom sator in the cnn weather center whereas you have been hammering home, the storm surge concern number one. >> i think so without a doubt. its not so much the winds although its moving at 20 miles per hour and sustained winds are at 85, you couple them together and there will be some power outages. but heres the radar image. and that sets stage here for whats ...

Good evening, im brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me on this special saturday night. youre watching special coverage of the third hurricane to hit the u.s. main fland all of six weeks. fast-moving hurricane nate hitting the gulf coast with strong winds and heavy rainfall. a first landfall came through at the mouth of the mississippi river about three hours ago now. but we are watching here for a second landfall near biloxi. thats expected very, very soon. and let me tell you toni...

>> how high are you guessing? >> reporter: maybe i 6 to 7 feet here in biloxi area, maybe a little bit lower. >> let me ask you -- >> reporter: its hard to say. >> no, its hard to say for sure thats what we were looking at some of the models earlier they were saying if not a little bit higher. this your job, right, you chase storms. i was talking to our meteorologist tom sator about what happened this year between harvey and irma, maria, now nate to a lesser extent. whats going on? >> reporter: ...