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Shore lets go to meteorologist the kathy orr live from cape may, kathy . Reporter kate, beaches have been crowd today but life guards have been pulling everybody close inner because of the is your f it is increasingly rough because of the swells, due to hurricane arthur. Take a look, not many folks out there right now especially in the water, guards go offduty 59 30. We will feel impact. Down beach you can see swells building and they will continue to do so right through tomorrow morning when the storm comes, to us and it is closest point here in cape may within a 150 miles. And then accelerat...

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So we took advantage of the travel advisory and the being able to change the flights early. In total, about 3 1 2 Million People are expected to fly this thanksgiving. That is the most in five years. And people are also paying more for their tickets this year as compared to last year. Unfortunately, ronan, that does not guarantee that you will get there at all or on time. Back to you. Thanks for that update. No vacation for sara today. Lets drill down on this storm. Meteorologist Domenica Davis is following it for us. Hi, ronan, we have a nasty storm pushing its way across i95 right now. The l...

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