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Are not in the clear? >> no, certainly not. and, we are ready. our regional coordination, across with partners, that only opening up at 8 am. we have volunteers, shelters ready to open, if needed. we are especially watching how this plays out with the tides, right? for us, this will be a wind event. we will see that storm surge. when that storm surge happens, and how it happens, particularly those south facing harbors, will be less of an issue, on cape cod bay, northern parts of the region. particularly in buzzers bay, martha's vineyard, nantucket. that's where those storm surges could do a he...

Tomorrow, mika. >> thank you for that update on the scene. let's go to bill karins. what will the effect be of elsa in the next several hours? >> i'm concerned with storm surge and isolated tornadoes. those are my biggest concerns over the florida peninsula in the next 24 to 36 hours, and surfside itself, i don't think you'll get much worse than what we saw yesterday with squalls coming through. it will be similar at times today throughout the day. we just got the latest update in in the 5:00 a.m. hour. the storm is closest to key west right now. maximum wind gusts are only 35 to 40 miles per ...

Hurricane-force winds are setting off wildfires in Northern and Central California. On the Central Coast, fires in Santa Cruz County have forced 120 families to

California to be hit by hurricane-force winds in coming days Alex Sosnowski 1 / 2 California to be hit by 100-mph winds in coming days Gusty winds and almost summerlike warmth have already created dangerous conditions and elevated the fire danger to critical levels across parts of Southern California during the latter part of last week into the weekend. Forecasters now warn that an even more powerful windstorm is on the horizon. Some communities already faced evacuations as a fire broke out and winds quickly fanned the flames in Ventura County last week. AccuWeather meteorologists say that re...

Here's a look at the weather in the week ahead.