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Paying close attention to because it could ruin some plans for the fourth of july and we're starting to see some of these storms wrap around the center of that storm and that would indicate some strengthening and this is a fairly large system so if we see those thunderstorms starting to wrap around, we could deal with a stronger storm than originally anticipated. we're already seeing wind gusts in excess of 20 to 30 miles per hour just offshore and then we expect the storm to intensify to hurricane strength in the next 24 to 48 hours. as we go through time here hugging along the coast and then...

standing could be under water, covered in floodwater. here's what hurricane irene looked like when it hit the bahamas. new yorkers now of course are used to seeing this on tv. not up close but they might see it here and soon. here is the view as irene began moving up the eastern seaboard. as it did emergency plans started to kick in. airlines began cancelling flights. hospitals moving patients and here in new york mayor mike bloomberg be issued the first evacuation orders in city history for low-lying areas including the area, including the one we're standing in tonight. a hurricane ...

>> a troubling new assessment. they are expecting the storm surge to flood the area with anywhere from six to 12 feet of water. other low lying neighborhoods on a mandatory evacuation orders. the mass transit system will shut down as of noon tomorrow. this is what they are concerned about. pictures of irene hit the bha mas. >> not much change in the forecast and not much change in the track. we are still at 100 miles per hour. still forecasting to get slightly weaker as we run the storm over north carolina and on up into the northeast. that is good news. i still think because of the ...