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Now, keep in mind, landfall time is still estimated to be very late in the day thursday. so we still obviously have at least five days before that takes place. so there may be some changes. so pretty much if you live anywhere around the east coast you want to be paying attention because even if you don't take the main landfall point, you're still likely to have impacts. even if it's just large swells or rip currents around the water. we reference the g ifs, the american model in red and the blue in the european model. the blue is favoring more of a south carolina landfall. the american model i...

It's moving west northwest at about 9 miles per hour. so we do expect it to make its way toward dominique in the next couple of hours. from there progresses to the north and west to virgin islands and then towards puerto rico where we expect a direct landfall. from there it continues up to the north but exactly where that's the ultimate question. when we talk about the two big models, there is very good agreement up to puerto rico, in fact, both of them while the landfall point might be slightly different, they both expect a hit on puerto rico. after that, however, the american and the europe ...

Gusting to 150 miles per hour. if that wasn't bad enough, we expect to to intensify in the next 24 hours as it pushes off. the track will take it over the leeward islands making its way towards puerto rico and the north eastern edge of the dominical republic and up towards the turks and caicos. where does it go from there? the models are in agreement up to the point. they may shift in terms of the landfall point, but they say it's going to hit puerto rico. it's after that that the models spread apart and shift in terms of where they go. the european model has it to the north much sooner bringi...

3:00 p.m. hour east coast. this is -- as long as 24 hours ago you were talking about a roughly 3:00 landfall in the afternoon for naples, florida. >> up to this point this has been a wind event. this has been wind-caused damage. looks like a little storm surge damage in the miami area. there was confirmation from the national weather service of a ten to 14-foot storm surge in the keys as it went through this morning, which is very impressive and the heads-up of how powerful the winds are, how big a storm it is. this is going to be the story going from here on out, so we have the storm, now mak...

Covering news as it breaks across the country, the foreign desk, watching events around the world. and our media desk, bringing in all the video and live pictures for you around the clock. we'll have it all, "happening now". jenna: a fox news alert. weather, folks in the south bracing for bonnie as the storm gets set to slam into shore, people dealing with the disaster in the gulf are also getting ready for a direct hit. we have live team coverage, steve harrigan is in grand isle but first, meteorologist, janice dean tracking the storm from the weather center. what do we know? >> we have the n...