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Over the water. and move over really warm water. there seemed that we do expect to see increases. if it goes further towards the west. it can have more times throughout the water. tonight into hurricane range. in by tomorrow morning key west hundred 15. miami 79. you get the idea. 10:00 a.m. sunday morning. hurricane force winds. and then by tomorrow evening we have hurricane force winds and hundred 22 miles per hour. over 12 hours that you've got winds here in that category two or three wind strength. got up monday morning tampa, 104. hurricane force winds up in jacksonville. a prolonged stor...

We're saying it is already because it's been spinning with the wind strength of 185 miles an hour for longer than any storm in recorded history, what does that alone tell you, that it has been able to sustain that strength? >> well, it's absolutely unprecedented. not only is it the strongest hurricane to ever be recorded in the atlantic ocean, it is sustaining it for an incredibly long period of time and it will pile up that water for a long period of time. hurricane harvey intensefied at the last second. this one is strong for a long period of time. and here you can see there is all kinds of ...

That makes a difference. it's the second most powerful storm we've ever seen in the atlantic basis. the strongest winds are 190 miles an hour. so we're knocking on the door. this is a powerful storm. we see the watches and warnings there. the lesser antilles stretching to puerto rico. we'll continue to track this as it moves further and further to the north. as it runs over the islands, it will lose the wind strength. it will run over land and weaken it slightly. so you see it dropping from a category five to a category four storm. this goes sunday night, just off the coast of florida. eventua...

To dump a lot more rain over houston, and louisiana. cnn meteorologist chad myers has the latest rainfall totals, and forecast. not the news they wanted on the 12-year anniversary of katrina that more rain could be making its way to the gulf. >> more rain will, not maybe, absolute chris. this is just another devastating part of this story. there is the center of harvey right now, moving into the gulf of mexico. it will eventually get up here somewhere around beaumont port arthur. what is that going to do? that may dry out the west side of the eye or the center of the storm, only 45 miles per h...

Taking in the waez rigves right they have to get out soon if they're going to make it to a shelter. shelters are key to governor scott's plan. we'll be bringing you the latest from this community, one of the most vulnerable with this category 4 storm coming up. >> thank you so very much. really really useful information for all the people viewing and listening as well. back with us now, nbc news meteorologist raphael miranda. tell us the latest on the storm track, the storm surge, the wind strength. >> we're seeing that window of safe travel is rapidly closing. those tropical storm force winds...