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The median? >> i keep hitting refresh on the national hurricane center website for when they put the official word out. they have said we are very close to the official landfall. the northern eye has made landfall. the western eyewall is now onshore. but the center of the eye is not onshore yet. that should happen in the next hour or two. well officially have our first major hurricane landfall in over 12 years in our country. by the way, this would also be the strongest since charlie hit florida...

Melbourne, people are breathing a sigh of relief. they are saying okay, things are getting better. but this is far from over. daytona beach, cape canaveral, still in this. and anywhere up the coast, up in through florida, georgia, south carolina, by tomorrow. and it is going to be a nasty one. chris? >> all right, jennifer, parts north of where you are just need to look at their screen right now. that is your future. thats daytona beach. the winds picking up here where we are in jacksonville and...

A reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. >> im going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- cornell, pan down. this is how im staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on. >> it doesnt work. our truck...

A reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. >> im going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- cornell, pan down. this is how im staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on. >> it doesnt work. >> our tr...

Theyre having a great time as you can see. >> ambushed. a reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. >> im going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- cornell, pan down. this is how im staying out here. mike, our...

>> im going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- cornell, pan down. this is how im staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on. >> it doesnt work. our truck operator tom bare said, dont you wish you h...

As you can see. >> ambushed. a reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. >> im going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- cornell, pan down. this is how im staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on....

Strengthen as we go forth. >> location is a challenge, season is a challenge. having no land is also a challenge because it increases wind effect. then you have some of the deepest ocean as well. right? tell me about that. >> first of all, talking about rough seas. anything that potentially should be floating may not be floating. you have air patches and wing a a plane but do have rough seas. we have a map. kind of show you the depth there. talking about the depth anywhere from 1,000 to 10,000 f...

As you can see. >> ambushed. a reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. >> im going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- cornell, pan down. this is how im staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on....

>> im going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- this is how im staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on. >> it doesnt work. our truck operator tom bare said, dont you wish you had your weight back...