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Center, so we're expecting a damaging wind event. we're looking at widespread power outages, tree damage, damage to homes, mobile homes, so a very unsafe environment for the next 24 to 36 hours as ian moves across florida. >> we talk about the actual threat to the east coast of florida. i know a lot of people look at the map and like at lake okeechobee, and there are often concerns about that, are you concerned about the rivers and streams perhaps flooding? the potential for that will be max mieded a little farther north. we're most concerned about this area in center and east-central florida....

This area, the combination of no electricity and dangerous excessive heat, that is a recipe for disaster. it has made for an uncomfortable night here as well. remember record breaking triple digit heat easily grabs our headlines but when temperatures don't cool below 80 degrees in your own house that is the silent killer. we have excessive heat alerts for over 100 million americans including where i'm standing across central ohio. thousands of people facing days without the prospect of tooling themselves with electricity. we have american electric power, the power company here that serves ohio...

Some spots and thunderstorms and looking at heavy snow in some spots and freezing. where you see the blue is where the heavy snow is falling in the darker blues an pinks and purples is the ice and orange and yellow the heavy rain and lightning strikes on the tail end down in parts of florida. that is improving. i will show you that. as we go through our timeline we will see that low make a journey to the north and east and deepen tonight into tomorrow morning. we're going to have a wind event overnight in parts of new york and new england. but first we're going to see that icing continue in th...

Way if we are seeing stronger wind. we are expecting more rain, climate change lets the base layer of temperature, when it is hot it gets hotter and when it rains it rains harder. it will pack more of the punch in terms of rainfall, but there is no evidence at this stage for seeing more storms are more intense storms. climate change intensifies hurricanes more rapidly, but in terms of these kind of storms, there is not a great deal of evidence. we have seen stance before, we will continue to see storms, this is an exceptional storm and it is a wind event, it will bring more rain than it would ...

Old Man Winter was late this time around, but he seems to be making up for lost time. Gusty winds will whip the snow around with the lowest visibility across the open fields of greater Minnesota. Travel will be slow with plowable snowfall amounts and winds gusting to near 40 mph. Be careful out there today.