Page 3 - Winds Shift News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Santa ana blows, it should be computable to say okay, the brush has not burned for two years. i'm making it up. two and a half years, six months. the humidity is below 25%, the wind is blowing above 12%. you know this is going to happen. how is it that those people burned in their cars, not being able to escape. how is it that they weren't evacuated earlier. how is it that they didn't block those roads, those canyon roads. this is unacceptable. you can't have grandma dying in her car. everyone has seen the videos. you drive the car through hell on earth. >> kennedy: it does happen so quickly. ...

Because you can see the winds aren't up too much. and the sun has been out. people have been walking around during the day. and so everybody lower their guard and they start to relax. the people that have stayed here and riding out the storm. but don't be fooled. within a matter of hours as you were talking about, things will start shifting here in myrtle beach. and as the winds shift. the rain will start coming skm it will start hitting here. >> thank you. >> we have talked about the dangers of the storm surge. if you're having a hard time imagining just what that's like and how serious it is...

Of course, we've seen eruptions last much, much longer than that. and this particular one already going on about four weeks i believe when we began to see some of the initial tremors leading up to the initial eruption, all taking place. the sulfur dioxide levels another element of this multidimensional setup across the region added to the mix. that has tripled in the last couple of days across this region. of course you have the vog, you have the laze and the sulfur dioxide levels significant across the region. you kind of see the plumes as they're pushing south based on the prevailing winds a...

As you've seen in the live shot, active in the center of the state and reaching farther to the north. there is the eye north of ft. myers, from tampa stretching up towards tampa, orlando, gainesville, all the areas where outer bands are bringing heavy rain, all of the areas under a tornado watch. there is big thunderstorms, we're going to spin up tornadoes through the overnight hour, waiting for the eye to slowly drift up the coast. here's where that is as you're seeing the spinning, still in the eye wall where the winds are the strongest. north of the ft. myers area, but the winds shift. once...

Up. ed, if that's true, pipe up, let me know what you're seeing from where you are. >> reporter: yes. i'm here. i think we got cut off a little last time, but fixed up -- our microphone situation a little better. as we were saying, chris, earlier, the winds you're seeing on the north side of the storm pushing from the east towards the west is what you're seeing right now. and as the eyewall of this storm gets closer, the winds will only intensify them. if the eye comes right over where we are, we'll obviously have that lull in the system for some time, but that does not mean by any means that ...