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F. you're on the outer banks, you're not going anywhere else. the reason why it is so important and so dangerous is because, as rob mentioned, if this storm were to come even relatively close to land, you will deal with the western half of the storm. the side here, the winds spinning counterclockwise. you can still deal with the brunt of this wind which will extend about some 90 miles from the center of it. tropical storm force winds over 200 miles from the center. so keeping that in mind and looking at the path we have at the national hurricane center, if the storm were to stay just right on ...

Trouble. nobody. you can't hear me? ali can't hear me. >> we can't hear you. >> i should say bad things because they can't hear me. i hope you can hear me. i'm t.j. holmes in for krya phillips. we are going to be not talking about base-brawls. we have a big night on our hands with the storm. hurricane earl is on the way. it could make it to the coast, close to the coast at least today. at some point tonight we are keeping a close eye on. our reynolds wolf is here tracking it. we are talking about man -- a strange scene that played out yesterday. explosives, a gun, grunge, directed at the disne...

Weakening at least that is certainly the hope. the other hope is that make that right turn and sooner rather than later. they haven't done that just yet. reynolds will expound on that a little more later on to see when that thing will turn. if it jog further to the west 20, 30 miles, then you are talking about this area being in the core of the western core of that eye wall. and that's much, much more dangerous than being 20, 30 miles away from it. that's going to be a dicey situation come around 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. tonight as it heads up towards new england. >> all right. this will be a s...

Morning, are taking it much more serious now that it's a category 4 with the forecasts that it will come very, very close and potentially even closer. if if does even jog 10, 20, 30 miles west that could put the area right in the core of the western eye wall and that is not a place you want to be. so that is a fear and until this passes us late tonight, early tomorrow morning, folks are certainly sweating it just a little bit and visitors have been told to get out of the outer banks and we have seen folks doing just that in anticipation of the storm. >> we appreciate you saying it, yes, you sh...

On. schools are closed. the beachgoers and the storm onlookers are already out here. the way the landscape is set up tease coast different from the gulf of mexico. you don't worry so much about storm surge. it is low tide now. waves are building, high tide will be up right where we are standing. there are slifvers of the outer bank. in hurricane's past have been completely washed over. some cases cut off to where you have people cut off from the mainland. that's certainly a concern here and that's one of the reasons evacuation orders have been issued. they haven't seen a hurricane here since 2...