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One. >> jane: it's expected to come in the coming hours. >> when you're seeing readings like this, this is the center of circulation and imagine that transferred on to land. >> you know, we've got power outages still to come for likely hundreds of thousands of people as the day opens up. >> landfall -- i think to me, how quickly this is, and we're just at 100 miles away from shore. >> ian: yeah. >> jane: you see right here in the distance meafert and this storm moving -- while it's slowed up, still at a pretty quick pace about 15 miles per hour, and i think it's starting to take that jog a lit...

Of the major intersection there is a median that divides where the bay is and it starts to go up in elevation and get to the high-rises but really only a matter of a couple of feet it does continue at a very rapid rain with the wind gust it is not out of the realm of possibility a lot of these high-rise buildings we see that they are filled with sandbags. it's hard to believe that the water could get up to that le level. >> ian: can you see that street sign? are you at the bottom of howard? it looks like you are. that is the northbound side. beautiful. you can ride your bike or run. almost 5 m...

>> ian: peak high tide to be clear the numbers you're looking at our over a 30 year average what would be considered the normal high tide it is 30 years of average the sea levels have come up, slightly above 0 throw in the blue moon the afternoon high tide cycle is to be outside of our major hurricane to the gulf of mexico already 1 of the highest tides and factor in the surge from idalia and that's where the problem comes in. tampa is a high tide then a smaller high tide as we move through. >> jane: a great point but that another high tide going into the afternoon. at that point the timing th...

This is still very evident that tampa bay and saint pete beach will still see a very intense impact despite the fact we will not necessarily see landfall hit the tampa bay area. >> ian: that is fascinating to see moving to the next 12 hours. obviously there's never a good time to have a major hurricane off to the west but when you consider it is a blue moon tonight what is expected to be later in the absence of this storm likely the highest if not 1 of the highest high tides the 2023. now you have the onshore push so i'm curious to see the water behind you is allowed to travel or does that ons...

Wrapping up to the northeast. but the passes through the center from the hurricane hunters are so important getting the data over the next couple of hours. >> ian: this is the vortex message. it is set back more or less in real time from the hurricane hunters in the storm right now. you can see the butterfly pattern they are flying. this is from northeast down to the southwest. something like that. that portion is just a touch weaker, even so detected max wind of 105 miles per hour. any time you fly through you can infer and they do as part of the estimation that they are assuming they are not...