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As three go throughout sunday. it s already getting close to long island, so we are talking noon landfall somewhere around islip. and then the right dirty side could go through new haven. that would be the second landfall and then the storm will curve and band around hartford area. these squiggly lines, it s interesting. the black line is the new forecast from the hurricane center. for the first time in a while, a lot of models are actually to the right of the hurricane center. that green line still does go through new york city. so it will be interesting to see if they stay on course, for the central portions of long island, or shift to the right. but if you are even from buzzers bay all the way through connecticut coastline, you have to watch this one closely. obviously storm surge will be a huge issue, especially because now we are talking 8 am high tide sunday morning, brian. and that could be close to the landfall. so that could be a problem. and here s our wind forecast. ....
Models, all the squiggly lines. this is the canadian model and it makes it into florida and it was into florida earlier today, a little further off the coast but then that will move on shore after this. up towards jacksonville area. the other computer models are off the coastline so that s good news there. then we haven t forgotten about our friends further to the north pause you re preparing for wednesday, thursday possibly into friday here with the hurricane conditions along the coast. yes, it would be only only because it s one of the strongest ever, but category 2 making landfall in the myrtle beach area. storm surge, wind, power outages, flooding concerns. then the same scenario for our friends from wilmington to emerald isle, moorhead city out to the outer banks. here s your squiggly lines. i mentioned the more reliable model with the landfall near the georgia/florida model and a lot ....
Shift in the models at the last second. we don t want to be unprepared for a category 4 storm. that s why we have to listen to all our emergency managers. we ll continue to track, all of these squiggly lines. west palm beach, central florida and up like this, now they shifted about 200 miles to the east. many of these are a fish storm, the yellow lines are a hurricane model that s a popular one we watch for many years, decent accuracy, that s a fish storm, and then just along the north carolina coast, maybe brushing the outer banks. many of them do the same thing, going to be a close call, it looks like for charleston. those areas get hit by a storm about once every four years. the building codes are meant for storms like that, have minimal impacts. obviously you don t want to deal with it, school cancellations, work cancellations. stuff like that, it wouldn t be the devastating category 4 ....