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HURRICANE IAN is on the move and has now regained Cat 1 Hurricane strength in the ATLANTIC OCEAN. HURRICANE IAN, is expected to make landfall at or near CHARLESTON, SC by mid-afternoon. IAN, at 8a (ET) was 105 miles out and moving toward the NORTH-NORTHEAST "at 9 mph with sustained winds of 85 mph," according to CBS NEWS.The next high tide for CHARLESTON is at 11:41a (ET), and since the city is basically at or near sea level, that tide, pushed by the oncoming storm, is expected to ...

A category three or four storm is now a category five as a result of warmer oceans. we also can pretty much add a foot to all the surge levels that we are seeing. sea level has risen over the last century. you can simply take a storm like donna 60 years ago, we have six inches more water simply because of climate change. of course, that only makes flooding worse. it takes you from being at the edge of the house to being underwater in that house. >> please explain to our national audience why a hurricane loses force as it goes overland? bill is another meteorologist who is telling us that it is...

Welcome back. hurricane ian, go into a category one storm, still bringing plenty of danger, and slowly, across florida. powerful winds, and it is catastrophic flooding the major concerns here. it was a storm surge, hitting 12 feet in some places. they say the surge levels have peaked in western florida, and staying cautious until the floodwaters received. responding to calls to go with their homes, by the rising water. more than 2 million homes, and businesses, and with governors elsewhere in the southeastern u.s., and states of emergencies ahead of the arrival of the end. >> they have water o...

HURRICANE IAN has made its way across FLORIDA and has lost energy on land and has now slowed to be reclassified as a TROPICAL STORM IAN one of the most powerful hurricanes to ever make landfall in FLORIDA, or the US for that matter. According to CBS NEWS, "IAN could still cause 'catastrophic' flooding. The NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER in MIAMI said IAN's center was 'expected to move off the east-central coast of FLORIDA later TODAY and then approach the coast of SOUTH CAROLINA on ...

HURRICANE IAN has made its way across FLORIDA and had lost some energy over land and has now regained Cat 1 Hurricane strength in the ATLANTIC OCEAN. HURRICANE IAN, with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph, is located about 240 miles SOUTH of CHARLESTON, SC, and is moving toward the NORTH-NORTHEAST at 10 mph.CNN reports, “On the forecast track, IAN will approach the coast of SOUTH CAROLINA on FRIDAY. The center will move farther inland across the CAROLINAS into FRIDAY night and ...