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>> ian: yeah, this would have been a smaller of the e2 high tides, the ones that bob mentioned into the early afternoon and actually the big one so we'll see how much of this water with an on shore flow can actually flow back out into the gulf for out of tampa bay before we get into that big high tide cycle and the wind is still expected to be on shore. >> the reason for that -- here is the center of circulation, that big inner core, that eye -- that's about 100 miles offshore of call it now tarpin springs or closest -- northern parts of pinellas county. >> as you get this huge counter clockwi...

Surface. >> what it's showing us is even way high up, these are very tall and very powerful thunderstorms in that inner core. >> jane: yeah, especially -- we talked about this whole time, we're track can severe weather and as that radar being scanned, the farther you are from the beam, the higher the scan. >> so we're getting a good sample of perhaps the mid-tier of what that storm looks like and that's why we have the air force hurricane hunters flying into the storm and they're about to make that second approach into the center of circulation and this is going to be another important critica...

What we consider the dirty side of the storm, the northeast of the center of circulation where that eye sits. these wind gusts continues to climb. don't pay too much mind to the drop in the data there. that's just bad data that's come in in the last couple of minutes. you can see consistently up to hurricane force strength. potentially, we'll see that as this storm comes closer. >> ian: jane this particularly buoy is referenced in the latest discussion from the national hurricane center, the advisory that they put out. cody, what'd you say? about 30 miles or so from the inner core? this isn't ...

Wrapping up to the northeast. but the passes through the center from the hurricane hunters are so important getting the data over the next couple of hours. >> ian: this is the vortex message. it is set back more or less in real time from the hurricane hunters in the storm right now. you can see the butterfly pattern they are flying. this is from northeast down to the southwest. something like that. that portion is just a touch weaker, even so detected max wind of 105 miles per hour. any time you fly through you can infer and they do as part of the estimation that they are assuming they are not...

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