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Have hurricane warnings this place at this hour and that stretches along the virgin islands and back toward the west there across portions of the dominican republic. this is a storm system that is projected to move directly across these islands, and eventually reemerge around portions of the caribbean and potentially the gulf of mexico. all of these areas, 82 degrees fahrenheit. and so plenty of warmth in the waters to siupport a system. but when you take a look at the track, a lot of land interaction is expected to keep the storm at bay. notice the cone of uncertainty does stretch over portio...

Watch out around washington, d.c., and philadelphia later on. we're going to have pretty big storms rolling through, maybe new york city. you can see the heavy rain from st. louis to indianapolis. in ohio there's a lot of heavy rain. and that will move into the mid-atlantic as we move throughout the day. we may get isolated severe storms, too, baltimore, d.c., fredericksburg, richmond, damaging wind will be the biggest threat. and this just happened a couple of minutes ago. the national hurricane center said we now have tropical storm elsa out in the atlantic. it's a weak storm at this point, ...

Tropical storm force. i think we're going to continue to see that. what we're seeing is a lot of rain on the western side of the storm and that means we will see the rainfall totals and the storm surge pile up on north florida. but eventually, south carolina and north carolina.they are all, right off the coast in north carolina sometime tomorrow night. look at these big wobbles at the center of it. that's what it's been doing the last few hours. but then, watch this. very close here. most of them in good agreement that we see really significant land interaction. all the way up towards cape hat...

To see that. the other thing we are seeing is a lot of the rain on the western side of the storm, we will see the rainfall totals and the storm surge pile up on north florida. but eventually, south carolina and north carolina. right off the coast in north carolina sometime tomorrow night. look at these big wobbles at the center of it. that's what it's been doing the last few hours. but then, watch this. very close here. most of them, in good agreement. we are seeing really significant land interaction. all the way up towards cape hatteras. this will probably a category 2, category one hurrican...

We started out on this wall been way worse across florida several hours ago. now you can see it is just if earlier that category 4 storm would have moved right coming over. the water comes very quickly. into the coast. this is the best case scenario remember in a hurricane the majority of deaths are caused for florida we could have expected. from water, from drowning, not not the case for the bahamas. necessarily the wind. the pictures we see will be because it comes up so fast terrifying for most of us. that's why it poses so much of the models in good agreement. a danger. storms don't have a...