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It could still drop a lot of rainfall because it's already saturated. the feeder bands will hit it and then that core of all that rain moves up to the north. there's still a lot of changes. we're going to see that. because it's shifting east, we maas may see some heavy rainfall. irma was such a mess, people were traveling from one side of the state to the other because the track kept changing. we'll see what happens in the next couple of model runs. >> thank you, tom, with the latest forecast. let's head up to florida's east coast to the city of sebastian where martin savage is. residents i ta...

Orleans isn't there today because of that northerly sheer. it goes away tonight and the storm does turn to the north and heads towards louisiana. the southern coast. but where it does it go after it makes landfall inthat's the ban key. here's new orleans right in the midd middle of the new model runs. we always think the newest model should be the best because it's the shortest distance because the area where they are now and where it will be. 50% of the u.s. offshore platforms are in the cone right now. here's the radar for the day. this is what it should look like. the rain mainly offshore, ...

Healthy, then we expect to makee it making the turn. here are our models, still not in perfect agreement because they're running parallel to florida. that is why a little deviation one way or another makes a lot of difference. but our latest model runs, two of the most reliable models, have made a substantial shift toward the west. if that is verified, that is bad news for the east coast of florida and really bad news for much of florida because the winds would extend across the entire peninsula bringing hurricane force winds across here. but at this case, if the center of this does what we're...

Because when you dial 911, you will not get an answer. >> we have teams tracking all of irma's developments from miami to d to day tdaytona beach. talk us through the latest storm track. >> the latest update just come in here from the national hurricane center and talking about this storm incredibly as remarkable as the storm is, incredibly, strengthening up to 155 miles per hour. 2 miles per hour short of being up to a category 5. the reason i say incredible is because the southern periphery of this hurricane is up to mountain ranges. really sheds light on what a storm we're dealing with here...

We don't really get that opportunity. we're flying sometimes from other places, st. croix and barbados. when we get home, we need to sleep so we can get back up and fly again. what we're able to do is what keeps us going. hurricanes happen to form in an area where we don't have the ability to collect a lot of the data different models that run things differently, if they ran the same way, they would all be the same. they don't always agree with what is actually happening over the oceans. and without us coming out here and flying and actually making all these different models agree with at leas...