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Hatteras. 60 to 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts. that's when new york city picks up the strongest into the 50s. saturday morning, everything calms down. yasmin, the big story is the coastal flooding. we expect top five all time tide levels. that's why they're saying there would be structure damage, property damage and there will be people cut off because of water. >> let's hope there aren't people out there trying to surf. >> they're trying to tell people to evacuate and get out of the way. >> are we seeing any snow in this? >> you may see some flakes towards the end, but no accumulation. >> north...

That's not above normal tide levels. we're talking about unnone dags. over in miami-dade, of course, right in the south beach area. and that's really a major, major concern. it's really only about 100 meters to my left here where the beach begins. it's incredible just how quickly down hill the weather conditions actually turned. just about 15 to 20 minutes ago. i know you felt the same thing i did. a first rain band from irma that made its way to the shoreline. and the temperature literally dropped 10, 15 degrees fahrenheit in a matter of 60 seconds. it's almost as if the water videotaper in t...

A category 4 hurricane out here. and i think the big concern for the bahamas isn't only the weather conditions. i mean we're talking significant impacts. possibly wind gusts over 120 miles per hour. but the other concern, also, is that it's moving very slowly. so they're going to be dealing with these conditions that are life threatening out here for many, many hours. it could last into tomorrow morning out here across the bahamas. so very significant impacts, again, across the bahamas and life-threatening conditions out here. you mention up to 20 inches of rain possible. storm surge also a co...

Elevation records are breaking levels all over the place. certainly at the jersey shore it's unprecedented. new york city has been measuring the tide levels and it should break that record. there is also a hurricane in 1821 where they didn't have measurements and they have estimates and that was a higher flood level during that hurricane. >> dr. philip orton, thank you for your time tonight. we're watching hurricane sandy as it turns towards the south jersey coast. thousands of people are without power. it's a time when we remember what government is for and we also remember what mitt romney...

Not much further inland. as we head into thursday still sitting and spinning over the state of louisiana and mississippi producing more heavy rain and gusty winds. another big concern of course is the storm surge anywhere between 6 to 12 feet along coastal areas of louisiana and mississippi and that is above normal tide levels. a big concern of course severe weather we could see some isolated tornadoes. bill: you know, maria due day marie maria two days ago it was moving fast and then it literally slowed its speed, it cut it in half down to ten miles per hour. is it moving at that rate now or ...