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Just a significant, large, dangerous impact. >> how much is new orleans in the dangerous zone with this storm? >> looking at this latest forecast, if you think about this wind field, pamela, this is a good way to look at it. when you look at the center, the actual hurricane-force winds could stretch out 30, 40, 50 miles from the center. tropical storm force winds could stretch out 100 miles from the center. when you move this forecast forward and think about the winds, not just a point on the map but an expanse outside that point, that puts some of those hurricane-force winds easily into new o...

Tide which is good news. the storm surge came in, that might help matters a little bit. earlier we had hurricane warnings, they have been brought down to tropical storm warnings, the winds have dropped below 74 miles an hour. yesterday we had the storm over the really warm waters, going over the gulf stream and that's why we see how it strengthened into a hurricane. now the water temperatures along the coast are in the lower 70s and upper 60s. you need a storm to have 80-degree ocean water temperature in order to be able to form a hurricane. we're seeing it weakening. we're watching it begin t...

Tornadoes but we are dealing with a weakening storm, 50 mile-per-hour sustained wind, there is the track. we expect impact or landfall later this morning in the next couple hours and it was good quickly to the southeast still maintaining tropical characteristics thursday evening to friday as it moves into the southeast and mid-atlantic. we have hurricane warnings in effect as a precaution and tropical storm warnings for coastal georgia to south carolina. here is the wind field. we will definitely see in some cases hurricane force wind gusts but not sustained hurricane force windss. as they wer...

One. more and more eventually over here to the florida coast, subjectly spining to the -- currently spinning to the south of cuba. we'll look at a northerly turn in the next couple hours. it's been running south of the island. it will turn eventually, run over the florida keys and most likely running up the western coast of florida. you do see a big slowdown getting up closer to the florida coast overnight monday night into tuesday morning, likely not making any kind of landfall until tuesday or wednesday, farther up the coast. these are forecasted models, and what we're talking about are trop...

But tomorrow, about 6:00 your closest approach to key west for tomorrow. likely some surge along the lower and middle keys. also here by tomorrow night up toward tampa, very heavy rainfall. some of these storms could have even the potential for a water spout or a tornado because we do haveential here as those storms come on land, they have a little bit of spin. the whole storm has spin. four to six inches of rain, some spots could be ten. that could be inland, freshwater flooding and then the surge could be the salt water flooding. there is the wind field. most of the wind is to the east of th...