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Ten feet, and a category four hurricane pushing ashore here within the next 12 or so hours. hurricane warnings have been prompted across parts of the western part of the state of florida. you look at the system, the cloud field is expansive, 500 plus miles from its northern entered southern periphery, very symmetrical and organize, and becoming better organized as it approaches land here in the coming hours. landfall possible as early as one, 2 pm wednesday. notice, it goes from category 3 two category 4 at landfall across portions of the port charlotte area. which is 70, five 80 miles south o...

Good morning, my friend. what's coming? >> good morning, dave. this is such an impressive storm system even at this hour. just sitting six miles per hour shy of being a major hurricane. it's teetering on the edge here of a strong category two, 105 miles per hour. but it is about 70 or so miles per hour off the coast of florida. in fact, the tropical storm-force winds with the system span some 175 miles from the center. the cloud field spans 500 miles across. this storm a week ago, of course, was smaller, roughly the size of puerto rico. now you're talking about a storm that would encompass muc...

For more on how you can support nonprofits working to help hurricane dorian victims, please go to cnn.com/impact. hurricane dorian finally moving north, lashing florida's east coast. dorian could make landfall in the carolinas later this week. let's get to our meteorologist, pedram javaheri, in the weather center. seems to be a bit of a sigh of relief for most of florida. but not so much in the carolinas. good morning. >> yeah, good morning. you know, it's an incredible storm here when you consider it was a category five just on monday. and of course the storm system now twice the size as it...

West to east when you measure the cloud field, which encompasses nearly the entire state of alaska. so it is an incredibly large storm system now, which means an incredibly large cloud field and also tropical storm-force winds that move away from the center. now, the eyewall of the storm sits about 60 miles away from, say, cape canaveral, so it really gives you an idea of how close this storm is to making landfall across this region of the east coast of florida. the eye itself spans from 50 miles across as well. but notice this. when you kind of bring this storm system in and look at the size ...

Or a category 3 system. really speaks to the significance of what a large player it is at this hour. when you measure the cloud field, it spans some 500 miles from its western periphery to its eastern periphery. roughly the size of the state of alaska. drop this over the state of alaska, it would span nearly the entire width of the state. it speaks to the significance of. when you look at a storm of such magnitude, we know tropical storm force winds extend some 175 miles away from the center. so just about everyone up and down the central and northern coast of florida will feel tropical storm ...