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Latest track, spaghetti models for Tropical Storm Fiona from South Carolina.

Region. that is the likelihood at this point. the steering environment with the high pressure north and east guides this right into the carolinas. doesn't give us that escape route we see with tropical systems that curve back out to sea. that is most concerning with the feature. look at the spaghetti model guidance. all of it taking it to north carolina. some on into the delmarva region as a major category four. the last time the carolinas were impacted by a major hurricane was hugo in south carolina in 1989. certainly this would be a storm here to be reckoned with. you notice coming into the ...

Unfortunately, the steering environment in the atmosphere that little deviation is expected at this point with the steering to the west. you follow this and we are going over warm waters from the low 80s to the mid-80s and upper 80s and potential landfall thursday afternoon or thursday night. some areas around north carolina and south carolina region. that is the highest likelihood at this point. the steering environment with the high pressure shifting north and east guides this to the carolinas. it doesn't give us that escape route we often see with tropical systems that curve back out to sea...

And north of cuba, notice the track has shifted a bit. we do still see florida in that cone of uncertainty for the weekend. i want to show you the computer models just to let you know it's a variable and changing situation. it's called the spaghetti model. this is the american version. remember, these water temperatures are in the upper 80s but then notice the guidance for the bulk shifting a little farther to the east. in our discussion at 5:00 a.m., the national hurricane center did recognize this and they said for now, this is the track that they're keeping, but it may change again as we lo...

we have had report of tornados, tornado warnings are posted and with the land falling tropical system, tornados are not out of the question. so tropical storm debby, the latest coming out at 5:00. national hurricane center did make a few tweaks. with its intensity and path, which is quite interesting. it is a broad circulation. as you heard don said everyone from the florida to the texas coast needs to be mindful of this. also, it's moving very slowly. what does that mean? it won't be a quick hitter. 10 to 15 inches of soaking, flooding rain will be a part of this picture, also, we'v...