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From headquarters in atlanta. >> yes, krystal. a lot of people keeping a close eye on this one, especially if you have beach plans for the holiday weekend. jacksonville, florida, one of the spots that needs to keep an eye out at this point. no real problems in that area. just a few clouds. we are seeing some of the impacts, though, further off to the south. let's look at tropical storm arthur and start there. winds right now 40 miles per hour. pressure, 1,007 millibars. we have seen some of the outer rain bands affecting the coast of florida, down towards, say, miami. we have wind gust around ...

Mexico and we've already been picking up heavy rainfall out here but the forecast track is for raymond to remain away from the coast of mexico. but those outer rain bands are still going to be impacting parts of mexico and you're looking at between five to eight inches of rain and we have mountain yous terrain out here as well so we could deal with mudslides and also flash flooding. this is something that we'll continue to keep an eye on and it's a very slow mover so it will linger off the coast of mexico for several days. so today into your tuesday, into wednesday, eventually by thursday the ...

Surges. >> new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c. and boston already shut down. we have live team coverage for you this morning. peter doocy is live in delaware todd barns in new york city. what can you tell us? >> the center of sandy is located 280 miles to the ooets of north carolina. we are seen with tropical storm like conditions in southeastern virginia and even across the state of maryland. we are talking about rainfall situation that could receive 10 inches. now again the outer rain bands already producing heavy rains on the order of half an inch of rin

Breaking news. sandy, which was earlier downgraded to a tropical storm has strengthened again to hurricane status. and the threat remains to the u.s., and it's five states and the district of columbia that have declared a state of emergency. nbc meteorologist dylan drier has the forecast. >> it has been reup greated to a category 1. it will likely downgrade to a tropical storm and back up to a category 1 hurricane. it's not so much the strength of the storm. it's the sheer size of the storm. tropical storm force winds extend about 450 miles away from the center of the storm. notice right now i...

The wind picked up an outer rain bands impacting the coast of louisiana. we have images that we can bring you and we can clearly see that the waves are starting to pick up. the gulf of mexico is typically calm. the wind is at these tropical storm wobbles as well. if it becomes a category one hurricane, the big story is the rainfall that we will see because it is moving so slowly. 20 inches of rain and a storm surge as high as 12 feet above normal tide levels. jon: that is a lot of water coming. maria molina, thank you for keeping an eye on it. jenna: we will continue its to watch what's happen...