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Storm, bret. we will be watching power outages continue probably throughout the weekend. the winds will continue throughout the day tomorrow and one point today over a million people without power from the storm from parts of the mid-atlantic throughout the northeast. we still have the storm winding up, continuing to strengthen. it will pull offshore tonight. eventually the precipitation gets out of here. but the wind is going to be with us through tomorrow. because of this persistent wind out of the northeast here, especially up in towards the massachusetts bay, this is where the worst of the...

Water is going to come back through here. anybody's guess as to how high that water could be. but that is really the dangerous part at this point. that's what the mayor was talking about. you know, you can come back to your home. you can try and assess your damage and get your belongings, but be aware that these waters are going to recede and then come back. and that exercise is going to happen several times. he said it could even be a week before the waters stop doing that back and forth. now, emergency officials here, we're in rescue mode for most of today. there were can use and kay yaks ri...

Which is now only five, six miles off the coast. that is why the winds have been increased a lot and the worst storm surge is located to the north of here now. daytona beach, the water is blowing away from you. palm coast is getting the worst of it towards saint augustine. here are the models and the forecast track taking up to south carolina is what you mentioned, the concern with the path is not only the wind and the hurricane force winds but it is going to be the storm surge as we go throughout the afternoon and this evening and as the storm winds get closest to you, that is when we'll see ...

Beaches here. 27, 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts onshore. coastal flood advisories remain posted really from the coast of florida all the way up to new jersey, long island through sunday. beach erosion and most seriously through the near tide cycle. leland, a lot of atmospheric conditions making it favorable for flooding along the east coast because of joaquin and our nor'easter as well. back to you. >> one of your colleagues called it a slow-motion disaster that will happen the next couple of days. >> yeah. >> obviously we'll come back to you throughout the weekend. thanks, janice. >> of course....

We have the gusty winds still under 40. we have temperatures that will be dropping. we have you know, the storm is going to continue for us for quite a while with that ocean ek that you had talked about earlier. >> besides just the miserable conditions, are you guys having any problems as far as damages, injuries, accidents, that type of thing popping up? >> thankfully not. it's been a very quiet night. the -- we are worried about some tidal surge and sandwich and fortunately that didn't materialize in the midnight hour but one more tide cycle to go and should be the one we should be worrying ...