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Current projections, but once recently, too, that are bringing again, our biggest concern is the water up much higher. that -- is that storm stays a combination of all these offshore and as it starts to things is going to cause binge problems on the florida move up, it's going to be coastline if it keeps heading west. pushing an awful lot of water i'm going to watch it closely. until it starts making that, you off the ocean into the inlets, into the sebastian river inlet and the lagoons. it may have the possibility of know, strong north turn, we need to assume it's going to touch overtopping s...

Hours as we approach landfall. the storm in the textbooks is a perfect looking hurricane. all four quadrants have filled out. we've got a well-defined eyes. . they're already seeing wind gusts in excess of 35 miles per hour along the coast, 33 in apalachacola. we're expecting a landfall between 1:00 and 3:00, yet to be determined, but the strength of the storm is going to be unfortunately the legacy of it. storm surge is going to be an issue. tampa bay, we're talking about 3 to 4 feet, but as we get up northward to horseshoe bay, fish creek, saint marks, we could have a storm surge up to 14 fe...

Guys have been talking about is our biggest concern as we continue to watch this storm. some of that flooding in grand isle, normally you are concerned about surge coming in off the gulf. a lot of that water its coming until from a bay north of the grand area. the winds wrap around the system and come in from the north. that's where most of of those what for concerns are. we have the same concern for new orleans and for a lot of the areas around lake pontchartrain. lake pontchartrain is north of the city as well and we could see that water push back in. as of 9:00 we only received a handsful o...

That is have come in. but what is interesting now, we're seeing a different dynamic. the southern edge of hurricane irma had eroded away and lots of dryer air moving in. across this western edge you can kind of see on this water vapor imagery. here's the last frame. sara sidner is not out of danger yet. we've got essentially lots of moisture which is aimed at georgia, and into south carolina and they are seeing storm surges there. two, three and four feet. mayport florida, daytona beech. in daytona they're saying get to higher ground because the water is rising there, not just from the rainfal...

fred whitfield has the weekend off. our top story this hour, a week after hurricane irene battered the east coast, tropical storm lee is targeting the gulf coast. heavy rain falling now in mississippi and louisiana, both states under a state of emergency. mandatory evacuations are under way in parts of jefferson parish in the new orleans area and some parts could get up to 20 inches of rain. vermont is one of the states still cleaning up from irene. remember that storm? six days after irene slammed the state, nearly 700 vermont homes are still without power. and the search is still o...