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There of the carolina region. we could expect it to tap into warm waters and reenergize back into a tropical storm. but the steering environment should pick it up quickly and want to move it offshore. you will notice, while it does this, still a storm surge threat hatteras, the outer banks region. as high as three feet, enough to cause damage for the immediate coastal communities. there is claudette, it is moving a away. summer just arrived at 11:32 p.m. eastern time. it is the longest say. and the summer solstice. over 115 degrees for the sixth straight day in the valley of the sun, in phoeni...

The winter season and you're seeing significant snow accumulations across some of these regions. some places in fact some good news. when you climb up into the mountains and you were talking about the ski resorts getting it. but then you work your way toward place such as greece which of course not unheard of to see snowfall but at this very moment about 51% of the country there has snow on the ground, much of it across elevated terrain but even in athens into the morning hours don't be surprised to see a few flakes into the higher elevations just outside of town. certainly a big event taking ...

Three. one mile per hour stronger is changing the category. look at the northern fringe. more convecconvection. more shear here. unfortunately, the energy is in motion and this becomes a slow motion disaster once it approaches land. the steering environment slows down. 17 miles per hour right now is the progress. we think it will drop 3 to 4 miles friday morning. we will see the tropical storm-force winds. they extend from the center. you see those in the outer banks shortly after sunrise. tropical gusts. you work into the evening hours and tonight, you will see hurricane force-winds in

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 ...

Three or four. florence is expected to rapidly intensify over the next few days and forecasters are fearing it could bring catastrophic flooding. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri with the update. >> we have an update on the category two hurricane florence. 1,500 miles east of the united states. we think this has everything to become a category three or major hurricane by tonight. you notice very little going on ahead of the system. we know with the water level, warm waters. lower 80s. the mid-80s where it is slated to move and it will move into upper 80s. it has a chance to become a major...