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This very, very quickly towards shore. the maps, the forecast not looking good. high pressure towards east, a front is approaching, as it approaches the winds will be more strong and bring the southerly flow, consistent here all weekend long. waves will build up to around 10 feet in addition to this. we are dealing with spring tide cycles, two feet above from your average tide cycle and we have coasting flood warnings across the area, bill the front will move on through by monday. and we'll gradually next week see an offshore flow that will help conditions and keep in mind if we talk about thi...

Eyewall comes onshore. chris, you are here with the offshore flow. as the eye works down the coast, something like that, you will eventually get to this side of the eyewall. it may take 24 hours to get there. when you do, that's when you will see the surge and your beach will flood. north myrtle to conway will see that surge up river rather than the neuse river back here. >> chad, we heard from the neuse river and new bern on the neuse. we heard from the storm surge and dramatic rescues that have taken place. as the storm moves down to wilmington and south and you get more of the rivers which ...

Waves, i see one, two, three, four, five. so it's up now. what does the ocean tell you about what's happening out there at sea. christopher, are you there in. >> yes, i am. we've had a wind shift in the pattern with florence. now that it's a tropical system, it doesn't matter for us in terms of what we're worried about because the duration is more important than the intensity. now the wind is coming from the seaside onto shore. so it's going to act as a tu turbocharge effect. it's also high tide as you mentioned. so you have several more hours of the natural tide cycle already bringing water o...

It. >> yeah, there is a cruelty even to the tide cycle in northern and southern florida. after a long day covering this storm yesterday, our great thanks to katy beck for leading us off from jacksonville tonight. this storm as we said, still going tonight. took it time over florida and ended up staying just over 24 hours. how it changed as it moved north from the vantage point of all our correspondents on the ground to cover it every step of the wa way. >> reporter: i'll tell you, as far as storm wind and rain, this is the worst of the day. >> reporter: they actually had reinforcements install...

Storm surge is. this is not a tidal wave rolling in but a base level of the water. wherever you typically stand on the beach and say there is the water were talking about it being five-10 feet above that at the base level. any ways that the wind drives and will be on top of that additional 10 feet. that is when you start to think that is scary. 10 feet to be entire first floor and then you're talking about waves crashing on top of that. when will this be happening? here is the tight cycle for tampa and again this will be running up the coast. the tide cycle for tampa, high tide is at 6:00 p.m....