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Winds of 200 o miles per hour, gusts of 245 miles per hour. as you said, stronger than andrew, katrina, camille, a lot of people in the u.s. lived through those storms. this one is stronger. not to mention the winds we're going to be talking about major strorm surge along the gulf coast during katrina. we had up to to 27-feet storm surge. this is going to be unprecedented. could be catastrophic for this portion of mexico. moving to the north right now at 12, it's going to make landfall in the next couple hours. once it makes landfall, it's going to weaken considerably. mountainous terrain will...

Who watch our weather reports ahead of these big hurricanes is that we've gotten better at predicting not only the strength but the path of these particular storms. noaa said models are in the process of improving 50% since katrina made land fall. i want to show you something. this is quite fe nm nphenomenal. we are talking about kmucation ability of our super computers that forecast the paths of the particular storms. and here is a great example. in 2005 when katrina made land fall looked like. if we take the abilities of our super computers now, this is what it looks like in terms of wind st...

>> good to be with you. >> i just posted a few minutes ago at cnn.com my reporter's notebook on my trip with secretary of state hillary clinton to egypt, tunisia and france. you might want to check it out. cnn.com. radiation levels around japan's crippled nuclear power plant may be getting even worse. we're tracking the wind strength and the direction around the plant. and if you don't know how far away you may be living from a nuclear power plant, guess what? we're going to show you how to find out.

11% of the surface. we clearly have a vested interest in how all of this works out there. sky news reporter greg milam has more from right near the volcano itself. >> of course what everyone all over northern europe wants to know is how long the problems and eruption on the hill behind me will continue and how much longer that cloud of smoke and ash and ice is going to continue pouring away from iceland into those areas around europe. they simply don't know here. they are monitoring the intensity of that cloud. they are looking to see whether there is any sign of lessons in its power. there is...

Because it's affecting a lot of people where it's 8:30 in the morning for you. we are talking about the east coast. a lot of people dealing with a lot of snow, a winter wallop for a lot of you in the east specifically, but this morning we are talking about a lot of rain. >> and maybe march will be the rain month, and also the wind month. thousands of people without power after the storm hit this region. some reported winds near hurricane smith. near connecticut, one person was killed and three others were hurt when a tree fell on their car. and a firefighter is missing right now after his boat...