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Strong as a hurricane but we see winds here, heavy rains, it may disrupt some of the competition, and it would be great news for the surfers that could use the wave height. >> one t of the things that man people have been looking forward to is womens gymnastics and specifically simone biles. she admits that the balance beam has been a problem spot for her and on day one it was a hiccup for her today. yeah, it is really only a problem within the world of simone biles which is an entirely separate...

Maximum Wave Height: 12 metres Storm direction: Tracking 105 degrees at 11 knots/20kmh (at 7am it was heading 110 degrees at 06 knots/11kmh). Put another way, its speeding up and starting to turn more southwards, as forecast. EXACT TRACKING TONIGHT IN FIJI: Until the cyclone actually moves in the very precise position of landfall is tricky, but the varying models we trust at WeatherWatch.co.nz and IBM show this storm is on track to likely make landfall on Vanua Levu this evening. There is also ...

Storm direction: Tracking 110 degrees at 06 knots (11kmh) EXACT TRACKING TONIGHT IN FIJI: Until the cyclone actually moves in the very precise position of landfall is tricky, but the varying models we trust at WeatherWatch.co.nz and IBM show this storm is on track to likely make landfall on Vanua Levu this evening. There is also some chance the cyclone could track over the Bligh Waters between Vanua Levu and Viti Levu and not make a technical landfall on either main island. Either way, this sto...

We of course want to see this because it gives us more direction, more indications of what to expect and where to expect it. we are putting more of southern florida in play here with that particular agreement in the models. this is the latest from the national hurricane center. 105 mile-per-hour sustained winds. category two. forecast to strengthen and strengthen quickly over the next 24 to 48 hours and dramatically slow down as it approaches the florida peninsula. where it goes from there, runn...

Windward islands, the lesser antilles and eventually heading into puerto rico as a hurricane wednesday evening. lets talk about the ingredients we need. warm ocean water, temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. thats a check there. the wind shear, the upper level winds will increase over the next couple days so that wont bear well for this storm, which is excellent news. i think this is going to be whats going to inhibit significant develop here. that has changed. look at all the dry air around th...

Tsunami a wave 65 feet. 170 dead. 1,000 injured. it happened on saturday night as tourists and others were celebrating the holidays. here you see christians on the island attending a service. praying for the victims. residents who had homes are now opening theirs to those who dont. anita? >> anita: william, we keep hearing there was no warning for these folks. why is that? could there have been a warning? could they have gotten some notice so they could prepare? >> yes and no. so, there are two ...

All the time, wind isnt what kills you. water is in hurricanes, storm surge. please, tom, explain to us the different aspect hereof dealing with the shelf, low-lying areas in terms of foot above sea level, but also the shelf, the continental shelf, why does that matter? >> okay, great question. big difference between the atlantic coast line on the outer banks and the gulf, all right. we do have a continental shelf off the carolina coast and we also have, you know, barrier islands. we have the in...

Continental shelf in the gulf is much broader, much more of an area that the water is shallow. this is ivan, by the way, 2004, when they moved to the region the wave height grows with time. the tsunami last week following the earthquake in indonesia, the reason it was so high is the water went through a narrow area shaped as a submarine so the tsunami grew with time. theres the ivan you were talking about. this is dennis. ivan actually made three landfalls but dennis came through all west of pan...

Feet high. and behind that they have the houses on the beaches. and in north carolina, the building codes are very strict. same with south carolina. so you have to have the house on the stilts, on the pilings and on top of that. what you have to picture in this area of the 7 to 11 feet. you have the normal high tide and you add 11 feet to that. well, thats going to be over the top of the dunes. now maybe some of those houses are at the 7 to 11 foot height. but this doesnt even take into account ...