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But let's go right to bill karins, nbc 4 meteorologist, as you focus on the storm. it was bumped up, it was not unexpected, from a category 1 to category 2. talk about where it stands right now and its potential to hit a cat 4. >> right now the forecast is to go to a cat 4. i think it easily will be a category 3, possibly a category 4 at landfall. we're not going to mention cat 5 at this point. we don't think it has enough time to do that. we are about 24 hours away from landfall right now. last hour if you were with us i was watching two things. one, obviously the high was getting better defi...

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Possible. 40 miles per hour gusts. and again 40 miles per hour gusts done knock down too many trees. it's higher up to 50 miles per hour. and here's the last radar image. this is the last center point. at 11:00 east coast time. at the new 2:00 a.m. point should be inland here. you can see somewhere the center if we track it. the black line was the forecast line. which does would be on shore. so as far as who has the strongest winds now. now we're moving awa from the coast. it's an inland event. more trees and foilage. hurly is probably through winds about maybe 50 to 70 miles per hour winds. s...

F. you're on the outer banks, you're not going anywhere else. the reason why it is so important and so dangerous is because, as rob mentioned, if this storm were to come even relatively close to land, you will deal with the western half of the storm. the side here, the winds spinning counterclockwise. you can still deal with the brunt of this wind which will extend about some 90 miles from the center of it. tropical storm force winds over 200 miles from the center. so keeping that in mind and looking at the path we have at the national hurricane center, if the storm were to stay just right on ...