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Structures in panama city were damaged. this was the image i froze. when everything was starting to get real, 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. this is panama city, and here's mexico beach, where the worst storm surge was with the wind, this is where there was mostly just a wind problem in panama city. it was still intensifying, 150-mile-per-hour winds. this is the preliminary report, we'll get the official one in a couple of months when they get all the information together. but this puts it fourth all-time, adding on andrew, camille, the labor day storm, stronger than charlie and katrina as far as m...

This is where there was mostly just a wind problem in panama city. the result of all there when we brought it on shore, it was still intensifying. 150-mile-per-hour winds. this is the preliminary report, we'll get the official one in a couple of months when they get all the information together. but this puts it fourth all-time, adding on andrew, camille, the labor day storm, stronger than charlie and katrina as far as max winds. and lowest pressure ever measured. camille was our country's worst storm ever and michael is ahead of andrew with the lower pressure. if it had another three or four ...

High-rise. an airplane is in the srm right now, it is flying around and just found 102-mile-per-hour win gusts. this is what the radar is going to look like over the next few hours, all the way to midnight tonight. showers on shore in apalachicola, outer bands coming on shore at 6:00 or company tonight. the wind problem is going to be the issue here. 120-mile-per-hour storm as it's over very warm water right now. nothing really tearing it apart and making land fall must or minus noon two hours, and plus or miles 30 miles east or west of panama city. the winds will get there tonight, though. if...

We have close to 200 miles of waterways and our nickname is the venice of america. we have a lot of low-lying areas east of federal highway, predominantly the barrier island. other areas east of federal highway are higher ground and we're not watching them as closely as the low-lying areas as we've been dealing with for the seasonal high tides. remember, this time of year, our seasonal high tides are none as king tides. you tie that in with a full moon, tie that in with an east wind and a storm surge, the recipe is there to have flooding in those low-lying areas. >> shepard: had it skirted the...

Here's a view of our radar loop. heavy rain throughout this area. this is going to be a water problem. we are talking about the wind problem. this becomes more and more of a water problem. beginning with yes, storm surges and high tide. there it is, right near port lavaca. high water. of course it's nightfall. we will see the damages until tomorrow. it's piling up right in the ine inlets. just from ground level, low-lying areas. 12 feet of water. bring more impressive numbers. this one tells a lot. yes, unfortunately, it is not going to be going anywhere. pretty quickly, your friday night and ...