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the damage here in the area. we could hear reports about just how many those fears actually came to fruition here in tallahassee in the next few hours. brian? >> maggie vespa, continue to stay safe. great work out there. we appreciate it. we re going to get a closer look now at where things stand with this forecast. the national hurricane center forecast s latest update. joining us is michael brennan, the director of the nhc. thank you for being here with us. it has been a busy couple of days for you guys. explain to us where things stand right now, where is the storm and where is it going? >> sure, right now the center of idalia is moving into southern georgia, located about 15 miles south, southeast of valdosta, moving toward the north, northeast at 20 miles per hour. maximum sustained winds of around 90 miles per hour. we re seeing considerable impacts spreading inland. high water values along the big bend coast and the tampa bay
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Hurricane Earl continues to weaken in the north Atlantic as of Friday afternoon. This trend is forecast over the weekend. Here is the latest from the National Hurricane Center.
Potential Tropical Storm One developed in the Caribbean on Thursday. The system may intensify to our first named storm of the season. Here is the latest from the National Hurricane
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it was slightly shifting southward, is that still the case? >> we re looking at the national hurricane center center forecast. it does look like they moved the potential threat of the eye making landfall a little further south. but it s really important not to focus on the exact position where they re expecting the eye to make landfall. the hazard and the risk for danger extends much further than just the eye itself. there s still some uncertainty in the forecast. so pretty much anybody on the coast there needs to be paying attention. >> absolutely. you re a brave guy, lieutenant. i don t know if i would volunteer to go into that thing and take a look at it. thanks very much. be safe. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: any of you remember this? critics appearing to be too soft on vladimir putin. did he just do smd -- something