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But this storm moved at less than 2 kilometers per hour for 24 hours and in the process scour the ground with winds in excess of 250 kilometers per hour. that does sound like quite a storm so with that in mind where is this storm expected to head now what's the latest track so the storm has since weakened a little bit down to a category 2 right now but it is still threaten to still forecast to threaten the eastern part of florida as a rise of the coast about 50 to 70 kilometers offshore so over the next 2 days it'll parallel the florida peninsula eventually making a run toward the carolinas to...

Surge and some very heavy rainfall close about 15 centimeters in a few spots and there's even a chance the carolinas the outer banks could see some isolated tornado activity thanks to the strong winds in the upper atmosphere associated with the hurricane after that should pass harmlessly out to sea and be probably pretty much a fish storm after that so as you just mentioned it's been downgraded to a category 2 that might strike many people are saying it's not so much of a problem anymore could you lay out what's what are some of the dangers that this storm still poses for people on the atlanti...

The storm surge. and the flooding rainfall. but my concern right now is going to be for these areas. south carolina, north carolina, and finally friday and saturday, things will push offshore, and that will be influenced. we will start to see the storm moving north and eastward very quickly. hurricane warning still in effect all along the coast of florida. the watch is now extended for coastal georgia. we are certainly going to see storm surge warnings for the carolinas. we are going to be tracking the storm well into friday and saturday. >> sandra: still moving at 1 mile per hour. basically a...

Sure that the storm surge, when it comes, could be lessened. into places like atlantic beach here. we are about 5 miles due east of jacksonville, florida. this part of the state have seen so much hurricane activity. so much power. it had jacksonville in its cross hairs. at the final moment, the final hours, september of 1999. 20 years ago to this month. the storm changed its path, weekend. moved to the north, later became a rainmaker of historic proportions, and so many in the eastern half of north carolina remember that all too well. that was the story. at the moment, it has been a killer in ...

And a lot of it is on the ocean. >> st. john, just south of here, all the way towards orlando, it is a lot of coastline. we have to be resilient as floridians. and i think we have to -- after the storm, look at how we can be resilient with our infrastructure, with our beaches, with the material that build. it is critically important. >> bill: especially in these low-lying areas. you also have seven florida hospitals that have been evacuated. nearly 100 nursing homes and assisted living centers. you think about the job that is, to move people and move them safely. speak out i spent yesterday at...