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From savannah georgia to the outer banks to the border of virginia. when you look at this infrared imagery, i want you to look at the colors of white near the core completing a circulation. kind of making that circle a little stronger possibly. we have winds at 105. it's in warm waters. the pressure is low enough i wouldn't be surprised to see these tick up to 110 or 115. even though it's a category 2, we cannot focus on that, the winds are so much broader. 115 miles right now from jacksonville. the conditions we've 150e7b on florida are nothing like we're going to see on the coast of georgia,...

Still a 110 mile per hour windstorm with gusts of 130 and the wind field is expanding and that's interesting because tropical force -- tropical storm force winds extend 175 miles from the center so the storm is just sort of spreading out a little bit. you can see these rain bands pretty heavy on the rain on the west side of that storm and that's pushing all the rain bands, the rain, the wind into portions of florida and getting some very heavy rain right now. that's going to continue. we'll have the potential for flooding in florida, as well as very gusty winds. tropical storm forced winds. th...

Surge and some very heavy rainfall close about 15 centimeters in a few spots and there's even a chance the carolinas the outer banks could see some isolated tornado activity thanks to the strong winds in the upper atmosphere associated with the hurricane after that should pass harmlessly out to sea and be pretty much a fish storm after that so you just mentioned it's been downgraded to a category 2 that might strike many people are saying it's not so much of a problem anymore could you lay out what's what are some of the dangers that this storm still poses for people on the atlantic coast so o...

Ainsley: hurricane hunters have been flying directly through the eye of the storm to track the progress. brian: noaa flight director richard henning flying above the storm right now and he joins us live again this time by the phone. richard, how has this hurricane changed shape since you started monitoring it? >> well, one of the most important things to emphasize now with this storm is that even though the winds and the core of the hurricane are not as strong as they were a couple of days ago, when they devastated the bahamaian islands, the wind field has actually expanded greatly in size. we...

Tropical storm. try not to focus on the wind speeds. the damage right now is going to be the storm surge hurricane force windss and tropical storm force windss and the fact it is still moving relatively slowly. areas that have been affected by matthew in the last three years, those are the areas we expect the impact when we look historically to storms that moved through the same regions. we are getting tropical storm force winds along the coast of florida blinks because the storm has weekend allowed the wind span to expand and that is my concern, the storm is getting larger and that means it w...