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They've seen hurricanes the last couple of years. you see all of that rain battering south florida, getting into tonight, into saturday morning, and that's where most of the rain is going to be. maybe as much as 6 to 8 inches. it's going to be a slow one, guys. as i head back over towards you, a rain maker. that's the big story with this one. the winds aren't going to be the story, not as much, not the storm surge but really just a soggy couple of days. carley: what about key west this weekend. producer sarah, she's going there? >> no. carley: it's not going to be okay? >> no. carley: luckily ...

Some of the folks in the pacific northwest are typically used to this type of tonight in august, that is true for some folks, but for a lot of them in the pacific northwest, they have never been this hot. tomorrow portland will be 20° cooler, but that is still 94°, 95°. washington could see 119°, and that would be the hottest temperature the state of washington ever recorded. there is a big heat zone over the pacific northwest. but it is also all the way over to the east coast. philadelphia tomorrow is 96°, feeling like 104°. newark, 97°, feeling like 10 2°. relief from the east coast ...

For rain to continue to be picked up in the ocean and dropped along the carolina coast. could turn out to be big numbers. this is one potential model here. what could happen that would be good is that this stalled a little bit out to sea. some of the heaviest rain to fall offcoast. if it moves inland you're talking several feet of rain, 30, 40 inches in some locations. that's still possible at this point. widespread we're looking at getting anywhere 6 to 12 inches of rain across the entire state of north carolina stretching perhaps into south carolina as wem. it will be a rain maker as well as...

Jacksonville beach area and it took a right-hand turn and went north. the problem is when it went north it lost a little power but stalled over the carolinas and it was a rain maker of historic proportions in north carolina. and some of the projections suggest it could happen again. if you get a stall of this magnitude. 40 inches of rain. >> sandra: expected to make landfall early friday. that is a big storm, bill hemmer. evacuate. >> bill: we'll tell you what you need to know and we'll get updates from janice in the hurricane weather center every three hours for the next several days. more on...

The carolinas, targeting an area from charleston up to myrtle beach, perhaps up to the north carolina border. that's where a lot of the models suggesting this will go. it is going to be perhaps a major rain maker. as we bring this on-shore, this is a huge area where perhaps you're running into the care lie carolinas, up to virginia, over a foot of rainfall once it makes landfamiliar this is a little ways away but it's a major storm. here's the track one last time. category 3, category 4 storm, not unlikely at this point and we're saying thursday night into early friday morning, obviously we're...