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When you have hurricane force winds. they are going the see those even in baton rouge. that's going to cause significant power out ans. the rain is adding up, too. as this storm slowly moves to the north, these rain bands haven't moved much. the rain totals are going the add up quick. >> katrina had storm surges like a cat 5. every storm has its own personal. what is the personal of ida? how might this hurricane surprise you? >> i think the continuation of these winds. it's just -- you have had hazards associated with the wane. you about the winds continuing, i mean to have -- still have well ...

Moderate flash flood risk across several states here. another thing to note. when the ground is saturated like that, it doesn't take very strong winds. usually but 40 or 60 miles per hour to bring trees and power lines down. the forecast is calling for winds much stronger than that. you can see the red area. 75 to 110-mile-per-hour wind gusts. this purple area including montauk, perhaps even higher than that which is why we're anticipating such widespread power outages. not just sunday but for the days after as well. storms are just going to be a big concern, especially right there along the c...

Over hatteras. this could potentially be our landfall point for hurricane dorian. any shifts in that track, if it continues to move a little bit farther to east we may miss a landfall entirely just getting some of those strong winds out here. notice even other places. portions of connecticut, portions of massachusetts, even main likely going to get some rainfall from this storm albeit they will be a very long distance away. they won't get the same impacts of the carolinas, florida and georgia did. areas in both north and south carolina picking up over ten inches of rain, dave. for some places ...

Georgia. any of these areas are going to have impacts. you'll still have storm surge and very strong tropical storm force winds. you're still going to have incredibly heavy rain up and down the areas. it's very likely you could see these expand up to the coast. you need to get closer to the landfall point to try to determine when the storm starts to veer to the north. for right now, palm beach and northern suburbs of miami are in the tropical storm warnings. >> allison, thank you for watching it for us. >> and she was telling us some of these wind gusts are 185 miles per hour. we'll take you t...

South. so let's take a look. the american model on the right, the european model on the left. notice the landfall point, they're coming together where they think the landfall will be. most likely the south central portion of the state. but look at the times. huge difference here, john. monday at 8:00 p.m. versus wednesday at 8:00 a.m. you're almost talking a 48-hour difference for the two models here in terms of landfall timing. and that could be substantial, too, because the longer it takes, the more likely it is to sit over florida and be much slower to exit out of the region. >> that's a hu...