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Florence is now as well. because it has been so strong for so long, earlier today there was a wave height measured of 84 feet in the bottom right quadrant, the front right quadrant of the storm. all of that wave action is moving towards the short andnd tomorrow its going to slow down and its forward progression. heres the ocean temperature. its got to go still over the gulf stream, thats the warmest water is, plenty of fuel there to at least maintain the category 3 strength right now the forecas...

Almost the same size as katrina. with all the damage katrina did, it came on shore as a category three, which is what florence is now as well. because it has been so strong for so long, earlier today there was a wave height measured of 8t quadrant, the front right quadrant of the storm. all of that wave action is moving towards the short and tomorrow its going to slow down and its forward progression. heres the ocean temperature. its got to go still over the gulf stream, thats the warmest water ...

And then new hanover, including wilmington. then will weaken during the day friday. going down to category i and tropical storm into south carolina. then a big rain problem after were done with the surge. doesnt stop or loop, comes to crawl. slowly progress. wont stop and hit the brakes completely. as far as storm surge, were going to see unfortunately all the beautiful houses on the beaches on the pilings, any damage to them with wave action on top of the 9 to 13 foot storm surge, this area her...

A crawl. at least it slowly will progress. wont stop and hit the brakes completely. as far as storm surge, were going to see unfortunately all the beautiful houses on the beaches up on the pilings, if were going to see any damage to them with wave action on top of the 9 to 13 foot storm surge, this is this area here. heading to emerald isle and atlantic beach. moore head city back behind it. we have all these little waterways here. an pamly cosound and coo saw river here. could have consistent p...

On top of the 9 to 13 foot storm surge, this area here. heading to emerald isle and atlantic beach. thats the area of greatest concern. waterways here. bay, pamlico sound and coosaw river here. could have consistent problems with wind. areas well inland have storm surge as bad as on the coast. high tide cycles. thursday night, pretty high. peak could be towards lunch hour friday, 11:46. if not, then heading to midnight friday. three high tide cycles to get through. then through the weekend, weak...

This town in 1954 and required significant rebuilding. here is one survivor. >> hurricane hazels wave action destroyed those beachfront houses. a foot, two feet of sand. we had sand in our house. everybody, heading straight for us, pretty much taking it seriously. >> reporter: mandatory evacuation at 8:00 am, just 21/2 hours from now and this evening officials plan to begin shutting down the towns water system to protect it during the storm and local officials predict power will go out shortly a...

>> well, the authority to issue evacuation lies with the local jurisdiction or with the governor directly. if i remember correctly the governor of south carolina is the only one with the authority to issue mandatory evacuations, if i remember correctly, north carolina local -- local jurisdictions are allowed to issue varying degrees of evacuation, but the bottom line is, you know, im asking people to heed all the warnings that are put forward. i mean, the problem with the storm is its going to m...

Is reeling from this crazy news week. youve got the manafort conviction and two immunity deals. president trump didnt mention that to ohio republicans. instead he focused on the strong economy and is hoping that the economy will translate to strong votes. >> were going to talk a lot about wave action for this election. blue waves, red waves, you name it. what are the prospects for a red wave in congress come november? thats certainly president trumps hope for the midterm elections. here is his b...

Interrelated our project is really one thats trying to essentially adapt to an environment that is rapidly already shifting we have acidifying waters we have sea level rise which is projected in some cases to be thirty two inches or upwards of thirty two inches in the outer harbor area which is an incredible amount if you can picture that to address this challenge the architect of his considered placing natural obstacles on the seabed along this coast. we will need to be thinking about how to li...

And would shift to the states. democrats warn millions could lose health care if the bill passes. >> two hurricanes churning in the atlantic and posing a threat to the northeast and caribbean islands still devastated by irma last week. meteorologist chad myers keeping an eye on two of them. >> well start with jose. it poses a danger for significant wave action and rip currents along the east coast. from block island to delmarva. 70 miles per hour, almost 80 miles per hour at some points. it will...