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Have a place to stay. >> with electricity expected to be out for much of the state for an extended period of time, how do you go about determining which areas are hit the hardest and which areas need help the most. >> we follow the direction of governor scott. the federal assistant is always in support of the state. they know their state best. they work with the regional commanders and search and rescue as well as their public works people. we just go and continue to respond to that. >> are you essentially in a wait and see position? >> there are forecasts and we can predict some things. the e...

Moving mud off mountains, we've seen this time and time again in haiti, it can be truly, truly devastating. >> reporter: absolutely. and hurricane matthew, when you're comparing it, that was a category 4, hit the southern part of the country last year. anderson, as you know, you've seen these homes, tin roofs, plywood, there are entire families swept away by mudslides. the people think the danger is over when the torrential rains and winds go, but the danger is just coming from the side of the mountain. and that's why i'm saying, as you know, it will take several hours, days to really figure o...

Historic interior inland sections with the possibility of two feet of snow for the pocanos all the way up to areas of northern new england. now, as i mentioned the winds, i fast-forwarded past too many graphics here, let me go back. as far as the winds go, the highest winds are now located down along the maryland shore line to translate northward. ocean city is at 55. as we go through 7:00 a.m., the winds beginning to really pick up in philadelphia over the next hour or two. and then as we go through the morning, the highest winds go from new york city out on long island. that's a possibility ...

Carolina. the storm is quickly heading out. that's good for all the people that did hunker don last night. it's not going to be a long period of sitting in your house waiting for the storm to end. as far as stats on the storm, it's moving at 23 miles per hour. so it's quickly heading out to sea. winds are still at 100 miles per hour. we haven't seen too many gusts that strong as it made its journey through the outer banks. i saw a couple in the 90-mile-per-hour range. it's categoried category 2 hurricane still. pressure at 973 and 70 miles south-southeast of virginia beach. the big thing is it...

Moisture along person eboard. it means more flooding, one to three inches even heavier amounts in the thunderstorms. two to four inches in some of the heavier thunderstorms seen in florida so this pattern is not changing. i keep talking the dome of high pressure. it's all about the placement of this high. if it's far off the oes, winds go in clock weiss you pull in quloeser to the coastline. it's spoedsed to go closer which confuses them. they we will eget more rain on the coast. the rain goes farther inland. we have to watch the position of this. that's going to be watching as far as rain. we...