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Anticipating strengthening in the next 24-36 hours to possibly a category 4 storm moving over the bahamas and possibly being very destructive for the bahamas and then as we get into sunday, monday and tuesday, this storm slows down and we are talking 4 or 5 mph meaning the worst effects, the rain, storm surge, hurricane force windss, major hurricane knocking on the door of the east coast of florida, the space coast and that will be problematic because when you are talking a strong storm that sits there for days over warm waters that is a devastating situation for the east coast of florida. the...

5:00 am, we expected to strengthen further in the next 12 to 18 hours and become even stronger as it moves through the bahamas. the take away is all the computer models are in agreement we will see a slowing down of this storm. when you have a category for on monday and tuesday, close to wednesday along the coast that will bring major impacts on the florida coastline meaning heavy rainfall, feet of rain, hurricane force winds for not only in our or hours but days and then we are going to see the storm surge which could be devastating and as we head into monday and tuesday a lot of uncertainty,...

Florida coastline. we'll see what that model does. this will be coming out about every 12 hours or so. that's all we can do. too early for hurricane watches. too early for the warnings and evacuation orders. it is just get prepared. when the orders come, move out quickly. >> you got my attention with one thing i said. you said you have never seen a storm moving in potentially as slowly as this one. four miles an hour. i guess that's about half the speed you're saying. >> we have had storms that have stalled out. we've had storms that have smaller, weaker storms that have stalled right near the...

Quickly. >> well, you got my attention there with one thing you said. i just want to ask you about it. you said you have never seen a storm moving in potentially as slowly as this one, 4 miles an hour. i guess you're saying that's half the speed it normally would be? >> we have had storms that have stalled out before and we've had storms that have, you know, smaller, weaker storms that have stalled right near the coast. just look what happened in the houston area with the stalled out storm, you know, 50, 60 inches of rain. we've had that before. what i've never seen before is the forecast for ...

We'll see what that model does. this will be coming out about every 12 hours or so. that's all we can do. too early for hurricane watches. too early for the warnings and evacuation orders. it is just get prepared. when the orders come, move out quickly. >> you got my attention with one thing i said. you said you have never seen a storm moving in potentially as slowly as this one. four miles an hour. i guess that's about half the speed you're saying. >> we have had storms that have stalled out. we've had storms that have smaller, weaker storms that have stalled right near the coast. just look a...