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Of november as you know descends hurricane in 1985, so the second largest hurricane on record to make landfall across the u.s.. it came in a teen, 85 the only want to do it was back on the 21st of november, of course we are pushing into the 10th of november this morning across the east coast, but about 30 miles away from the east coast of florida there with 75 mile per hour winds, so it is a low grade category one hurricane, but you look at, this certainly not, impressive the will itself not very, tight we do have about 60 mile spread between the wall. so very large broad feature, they're look...

Ashore just north of fort pierce florida. that's what we have hurricane watches and warnings prompted across this region across florida. what's most impressive about the storm compared to the most recent storm we had, hurricane ian, 42 days ago, is the wide reaching impacts of these winds. -- extended about 300 miles from the center. this is a category one feature but the tropical storm force winds extend 500 miles from the center, nearly twice is right reaching when it comes to those strong winds. again, notice, landfall will come here across -- 30 miles per hour as far north as albany, georg...

Move in, category 4. at 3:00 in the morning, vero beach, we had, of course, nicole. last night, the wind field from nicole was over 500 miles out from the center. ian's was only 320. the stage was set as a terrible situation with dozens and dozens of condominiums condoned. you can't live in them anymore. power lines down. that will be expended to the carolinas. here's the severe weather threat. but the winds are wide and the damage from the surf, incredible. we've got tractor trailers blown over in jacksonville, water rescues there. tampa, major bridges closed down, downed trachc lights. the w...

Hurricane upon u.s. landfall late wednesday night then traversing into tampa before it makes a right turn in through the carolinas and up the atlantic seaboard. we'll have big impacts away from the center because the wind field is so big that means big surge through georgia potentially the carolinas as well, everybody will get a piece of the storm eventually including the northeast this weekend. david. >> wow, extremely rare for early november, rob marciano live in florida, rob, thank you. we move on now and next tonight house speaker nancy pelosi in her first interview on that brutal attack...

Intensity to category 4 straight. landfall slated for monday afternoon. the biggest threat will be significant rainfall. and the storm surge threat. look at wind speeds, in the span of hours. another system that rapidly intensified going from 75 miles per hour to 130 miles per hour. with the storm, it is different to what we saw with ian. that storm was strengthening. but the storm is weakening. the wind field is less. the cloud field of the system, only one third of the size of hurricane ian. the impacts will be smaller than what we saw. this particular region of mexico, south of mazatlan, sp...