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When we get the updates today, i'm sure south florida will be in the cone of uncertainty. don't pay too much to the intensity because if it stays over water it could be this strong. if it goes over more of puerto rico and the mountains of hispaniola and coupa it would be much weaker. bad for them but better for florida if it was a weaker storm. you get the picture, no one's going to win with this storm the way the forecast path is setting up. it won't be a harmless head out to sea-type storm. you can see our computer, our spaghetti lines, these are different computers telling us where the stor...

Sustained and stronger gust tropical storm force winds. that's enough to knock down some power lines. that's enough to get those flashes and the power outages are beginning right around the west palm beep area. the core of the hurricane, if we're going to get catastrophic winds that's still located in this narrow area. this would be the equivalent of a strong tropical storm lower end hurricane. we're guaranteed to have that. we know that for a fact which would make this a minor to moderate event no matter how far or close to the coast it goes. these are our models. these update every six hour,...

The week also, maybe not as intense as florida. they do have this being a hurricane coaching south florida early, early monday morning. we're going to be watching what we call our spaghetti lines very closely in the next couple of days. these are all our different computer models that our governments have and especially the european nations. notice how consistent they are and ground together. this is five days away, which is why we're fairly confident it's heading towards florida. only one of them has it veering off. the intensity is the big question. we won't find out that until most likely o...

There to cape cod come friday night. here's a little closer view. you can see that cone of uncertainty includes boston and cape cod and providence. you're not out of the woods in eastern new england. hurricane bob in 1991 did make landfall. it caused $3 billion of damage. it killed 18 people. if this storm veers a little bit it can do something similar. that's our concern. that's why we're still watching this thing. again, all of our computers, we watch these spaghetti lines, most of them are all trending off the coast. we'll throw that one out for now. we'll go with off the coast scenario. >>...

Charleston area to myrtle beach to have a five to 7 foot rise of water. that is a rise of water where it typically is. if we get waves on top of it, you get more problems. the radar keeps taking the wobbles. this gray line shows you the plots of where the storm has been and you can see, it gets a wobble to the left, little to the north. big wobble to the left. that is when daytona beach got hit. we got another wobble to the left here. that is why we're watching the western eye very close here to the flagler beach area. that is the town's biggest area and palmyra north of daytona beach. the pow...