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thanks for joining us on thursday morning. a state of emergency now in effect for parts of the gulf coast and the storm could impact our holiday weekend. so let s get right over to barry who is in for danielle. the storm is gaining strength zwlj it looks like it should become a minimal hush before it makes coast. it does become a minimal hush it will be the first land falling undercover in florida in 11 years. can you believe that? it s been a long it s moving off. it will accelerate. the max wind sustained 60 miles per hour. we have spiral bands ever rain moving onshore. there s a undercover warning from apalachicola near cedar key. so this is potential track of the storm as it moves right about like this by thursday, this evening at 7:00 it should storm. then it weakens over land. it s going to become a trops and then extra tropical as it comes up here toward us. so this is the conditions what we expect here. it s still uncertain the precise track, but once it gets ....
with a look at what s going on for the weekend. good morning. the conditions are becoming favorable for further intensification of hermine and it s still a tropical storm at the present time moving off to the northeast. but you can see the satellite signature shows it is looking pretty good at the present time. as of 5:00 a.m. has maximum sustained winds at 60 miles per hour. where is the storm going? well it appears athis point that it s going to be moving to the northeast. so hurricane warnings up for from near apalachicola to cedar key and then a tropical storm watch up on parts of the east coast from northern florida northward. so it s going to move in a fashion like that and become a minute ma am hurricane as it moves on shore there. and it looks like minimal hurricane as it moves on shore. it sits around here for days. just whirlz around and around and becomes stalled and trapped in an atmospheric traffic congestion set up as we would see the storm moving like ....
it is. it s showing signs of really getting organized now, kate. it is a tropical storm, 60s miles per hour winds. looks like it s going to be the first hurricane to make landfall in the state of florida in 11 years. almost 11 years. you can believe that? there it is right now. it s moving off in the north-northeast 250 miles southwest of apalachicola. it s going to be become a minimal hurricane sometime late tonight. then it moves right up along the coast. it gets out monday, tuesday and just whirls around. it s got nowhere to go. it s in a traffic congestion. so for us, what does that mean for us, really? well, we don t know the precise impact at this point. but for the most part it s leaning toward spiral bans. late sunday night and certainly little through monday, high seas and rough surf, gusty wind will be on the cape cod and islands and some beneficial rain coming out of that. we re not getting mump rain today if you re north of the happening in southeastern ....
here in new england. good morning, i m emily riemer. randy: and i m randy price with cindy, and could be a little impact. cindy: i think sunday and monday what is left of the tropical storm will be getting closer to our latitude but it may stall out to the south. could get nothing. we could. it is going to kick up the surf as it approaches. let me show you where it is. it is a tropical storm with winds at 60 miles per hour, and close to 300 miles southwest of strengthen today and to become a hurricane before it makes a landfall tonight and from there it moves into the carolinas but look what happens. this just gets stuck, and stalls out on sunday through tuesday, and just south of us, and kind of sitting here and spinning to the south. if it is stalled out close enough it could spin in rain and kick up the winds, particularly on the south coast and the islands, but if it stalls farther south we may get nothing at all so we are keeping a close closer to the holiday w ....
erika: a landlord is under investigation after this fire in allston yesterday. the city s inspectional services department has cited the owner of the myrick street home for running an illegal rooming house. emily: tropical storm hermine is gaining steam as it gets closer to making landfall. live pictures out of florida right now. storm preparations are underway and the storm is likely to impact us here during the holiday weekend. erika: cindy has been watching it closely as it moves closer to us. miles away from us but landfall is expected in florida as a hurricane, likely it is inching closer to florida and we can show you how this is destined to work its way toward the florida coast. the big bend area where there are hurricane warnings in effect. category one hurricane, that 71 miles per hour before landfall. downgrade back to a tropical storm. i saturday morning, off the carolina coastline. from this point it s going to lift northward and stall. it s going to run i ....