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Intense it is going to get in the next 24 hours. right now it is a category 2. it could try to make it all the way up to category 4 right up until landfall and push the wall of water into the swampy, low-lying areas of southeastern louisiana. you can already see where the storm is. it is just coming on the bottom of the stream. can you see the northern gulf coast. you can already see rain bands out there. the core of the storm is still about 12 hours from getting near the shoreline, so we still ...

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>> there is no reasonable basis on -- unless you want to look at outer wind bands. >> right. >> that would justify this. >> well, and no reason why he couldnt have tweeted, hey, great news, alabama is out of the woods, right? because heres the thing, chris, that i think is so important and i think this is a little bit of what chris was getting at, what were seeing here, we had a warning of this in 2016 when hillary clinton did a policy speech and talked about the president -- talked about trump ...

He looked at anything. >> right. >> there is no reasonable basis on -- unless you want to look at outer wind bands. >> right. >> that would justify this. >> well, and no reason why he couldnt have tweeted, hey, great news, alabama is out of the woods, right? because heres the thing, chris, that i think is so important and i think this is a little bit of what chris was getting at, what were seeing here, we had a warning of this in 2016 when hillary clinton did a policy speech and talked about the...

Feeling very lucky here in daytona, guys. >> bill: good stuff. thank you griff jenkins down the shore here. back here in atlantic beach the mayor of jacksonville is with me now, lenny curry. good morning to you. you had very strong words of advice yesterday. what did you pick up overnight? >> people are saying inland it is quiet when i was out and b. as we came into the beach cities here we see the wind bands and rain. i want people to be smart. the worst of this will come sometime between now a...

Thats jenson beach over there. may come upon energized wires officials here are dealing with on the ground or they may have the king tide. tree limbs that come down on thats the highest tide of the them. summer and it will be met with so anything people can do to stay out of the way to allow hours and hours of storm surge those first responders, those utility men to get out and clean up the better off well coming from dorian. be. officials and locals here worry >> melissa: along those lines it h...

>> picking up tropical storm force windss, if they choose to say there may be a time first responders will not be able to get to them. >> reporter: we have gone out on this. to show you, if this is a sustained storm the remains stalled and brings these types of wind bands, the added rain from the north to the south running parallel, you could have a storm surge of 3 feet. this dock will go under and that is what the spokesman is talking about. the number one call coming into the emergency comman...

To a home thats safe and undamaged. but, you know, if you dont do that and the biggest storm hits, were talking about losses of lives, losses of significant property. so, you know, the answer is in this part of the country i think people are very well aware of the dangers they face. but that is something that complacence is something we have to work on every day to make sure people understand these are very serious and mother nature, you know, really can do some damage if you dont take her serio...

Wind bands making their way in here to tallahassee. the worst is still yet to come. what the officials here are very concerned about are these trees that line all throughout tallahassee. as i mentioned before, the worst of the storm is yet to come, but weve already seen big tree limbs like this fall off these big trees, but if these storm winds continue, and they get up into that category 4 force, 100 miles or more, these entire trees could topple down into these streets. thats why you see these...

Joining me now on the phone, christy allen. christy allen is a resident of port st. joe who decided to hunker down and ride out the storm. christy, i understand that you just lost power. describe for me the conditions that youre experiencing in port st. joe right now. >> hey, craig. actually, its a lot like kerry described, you know, just wind gusts and the wind bands and the rain coming in. it will be calm for a few minutes, and then next thing you know were getting belted, you know, with the w...