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Sixteenth century sundials all the way to the spiritual with the fifteenth century wind god made of lava. the exhibition boasting more than four hundred objects in artworks from across the world runs till march. there was a hair raising experience during a severe storm here in germany for the passengers of an emirates flight landing i do so the airport the airbus a three eighty appeared to be touching down perfectly but then it was caught in a powerful cross wind it lurched from side to side before pilots brought it back under control plane enthusiastic cargo spotter recorded the footage and p...

Perhaps this is more to the north. >> we don't know exactly, but it's 15 miles wide. from the radar edge, it looks like all of marco island is going to go into the eye, so i'd say if we have this shot and we're still getting it up in the next five to ten minutes when we return to this shot, those palm trees will just be barely blowing in the breeze. >> we have jacob soboroff is standing by. he is in naples, florida. jacob, what do you have? >> at the place we were sheltering, we came outside to see what was going on. already, this is not storm surge. this is rain from the wind, regular old flo...

Foot storm surge. what instructions have been given to your first responders. >> it is safe to get out for another 12 or 14 hours, what happens then? >> they have been training extensively for a few weeks now. what happens after a surnge, whn they can leave, they do not leave their own -- for their own safety they don't leave when the wind is 40 and 45 miles per hour. when that calms down they will be able to leave. we have a number of water craft that our police and fire own, and many have been donated by citizens. they will be able to get out and about on the high land. we sent out several b...

Melbourne, you see what sam is going through there. those this is the wind. the storm surge is not going to matter that the -- the storm is too huge, pushing too much water, let me update you on the path. this was an 11:00 a.m. advisory. all of the way into georgia. if you will have to worry about power outages. at 8:00 p.m., 125 miles per hour winds. the last advisory was 120. more important is the position, almost right over the top at ft.

The majority of the wind is still blowing that direction. but i began to, i'm definitely feeling a shift. there is a little shift in the wind direction because it's not constantly pushing ne way, i'm getting a mix of the wind here. >> yeah, right now the storm surge is around three feet or so. we would like to blow that water back out so we need that southerly wind direction going. that's when we will see wind in the streets. >> you'll know, when you see those tries back there, they were leaning that way, and now they're going this way a little bit. but i have to say it is like right now that ...