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And that caused some problems, of course. and the back edge of this system and the trailing cold front is getting down into florida. those fires just north of titusville still burning. right now we have southwest winds, so smoke still over i-95. this will help knock down some of those flames. there is rain in here, not a whole lot of lightning, a little bit, and winds will turn a little bit. firefighters will have to deal with the wind shift as the front moves through the florida peninsula. up to the north, seeing the rain exit. a couple of snow flurries, but that's about it. winds will still ...

Jurisdiction of the subject matter of the bill. so i think we're going to try to put it on there. >> and what are you being told about the wind shift and the weather conditions and how vulnerable florida's coast is now? >> well, you've been out on the gulf of mexico. and you know that sometimes the wind comes this way and sometimes it goes that way. if the gusher continues, and they can't get this thing capped, and they have to wait another three months of it gushing until they can get a relief well down there to suck the oil out through a different well, you can imagine how much oil is going ...

South. we're also tracking the weather in louisiana because of the oil spill down there. this is what's happening. it's all related. the strong zerl flow carrying the oil slick. at least a fine sheen of it somewhere near the mouth of the mississippi down in louisiana. this is enhancing the moisture causing the flooding. the wind shift is expected in the next couple days. slightly more east and more relaxed wind. right now it's intense. the winds continue to be strong. we'll have more on that throughout the morning. >> thank you so much. we haven't been far away from this breaking news from new...

Weather and it's relation to the oil spill off the gulf coast, want to check in with fwon ni schneider to talk about some of the tornado warnings and watches that are fost moving through the southeast. >> we are tracking severe weather through the south and that same system is helping to steer the oil spill more onshore for today. it looks like a little more toward louisiana and as we go through the next few days we will see that wind shift, and it will start to take a potential turn to the east. tracking fost-moving winds turning as we go through the next couple days. right to the severe weat...

The uncertainty meaning -- if the forecast is worse than they anticipate, much more shoreline and sensitive coastline will be affected. saturday brings it east of lake pontchartrain. and you can imagine what sunday breaks, probably farther north and east. i don't see a wind shift, john and kiran, until monday or tuesday. until then, they will be onshore and onshore in a very strong fashion. back to you. >> no cooperation from the weather, that's for sure. thanks, rob. this could easily eclipse the worst oil spill, the exxon valdez. 11 million gallons leaked back in 1989. in the three months ...