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Category 3 hurricane, it has the legs to withstand moving across this region into the carolinas and for the mid-atlantic. certainly is the potential there that that could happen. but the water temperature is much colder on that side compared to what we're seeing in the gulf of mexico. i hope that you are making plans to keep your family safe, your pets safe and seeking higher ground. because this is going to be some pretty widespread damage due to storm surge, the potential for tornadoes, downed trees, downed power lines. so protect yourself. i'll be back at the bottom of the hour with more in...

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It is inflated and it has growing out on all sides in the flat area. so, they have forecast that at the current rate of flow, that it will be at least two weeks before it reaches the highway. but this eruption as all mauna loa eruptions are, is very dynamic and could change quickly. so it is important for us and for everyone to keep monitoring. the updates from the civil defense and from united states geological service. >> all right. ben haze, thank you so much. welcome damage due to gunfire, at two power stations in north carolina cuts electricity to more than 40,000 residents and police a...

We can hold a lot more water. that's why we're seeing this story being about the water. it's all about the sea rise and fresh water falling. that's the problem, and it's becoming more and more normal. that's a problem too. >> and a problem also we'll look ahead, michelle, but whether or not insurance companies cover damage due to storm surge versus the storm. doesn't seem fair. meteorologist michelle grossman, thank you very much. and still ahead on "morning joe," we're going to speak with the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, about the federal response to hurricane ian. ...

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