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This. shepard: destin as well to the west of the center of the storm but they re still getting a lot of weather. all the way up to birmingham, alabama, it will begin raining in atlanta within the next couple of hours. and everything in between, montgomery, columbus, albany, just pouring rain and all of those areas and on the backside of the storm and panama city beach, wind gusts well over 100 miles an hour. if rick leventhal is available let s get straight to him. it appears that the area where you are is going to be sustained winds for quite some time. you re looking at the parking lot outside of our hotel where you can see the winds swirling and picking up debris, it s definitely gotten worse. i have been in 100-mile-an-hour winds, i m not sure we are there yet. ....
Pilots are experienced at. they were experienced at flying through this corridor. the thing that chad was pointing out to us no matter where they would have turned they would have found really bad turbulence, a hurricane without those strong winds swirling. right. it s the perfect storm. there are two or three that had boxed them in. right. at that point there is not really a good decision or a good place to go because everything is boxed in. let s look at the java sea. it hasn t been pinpointed they know this is roughly the area they are looking at. 240 by 240 nautical square miles. correct? correct. if it went up to 38 thouchlth feet and ten at that point did a deep stall a. deep stall is a stall in which the aircraft i aircraft is powering through, trying to climb, climbing at a quicker rate than it could fly at. so the actual air over the wings ....
Steep, actually. they said they were on a black diamond. we ll wait until we hear back from rob once they re on the ground, how they re getting down. are they getting down snow paths or have to ski or sleds, getting them in that situation. i think weather is hampering, we have to hear how steady that was coming down. we describe to you, answering your question specifically, what it s like to sit in one of those chairs. they describe being blown around and winds swirling. right? yeah. so weyikes. so, let s do this. do we have the particular sound loaded up of rob describing what the process is for getting down out of that chair and back down to the ground? do we have that loaded up? we re getting there? okay. so what we asked is, rob, scribe what it s going to be like. because he was able to see some of the rescues take place ahead of him to describe what is going to happen to him as he and his wife make their way down back ....
Ago they are injured. not seriously put injured. there are approximately 100 of us trapped on the chair lift. winds are gusty and about 8 degrees right now. not too fun sitting up here, but an entire lift of chair lift came down and it looks like they re going to have to rescue us one by one, and we re going to have to be taken down off the chair lifts. let me take this apart a bit and stay with me as we do this together. first of all, give me an idea of how far a drop you are essentially describing here. you are talking about a couple of people, maybe three people have actually fallen. what kind of distance are we talking about? reporter: possibly as many as six people were sent don to the ground. we re parallel to the height of the trees right now. so, you know, 20, 30 feet down. ....
Is like and anything you are finding out as it goes along. here is a tweet from a woman on a flight stuck over night. the hour and a half i spent on the taxi line was the worst of this trip. my toes might fall off. we are wishing everyone a safe arrival at home. we have a lot of questions about what went down here and we are all over it here at cnn. if you were on the other side. we know the people are going through all kinsd of nightmare scenarios. yeah. can you imagine being on the other side just for a moment? no. i know it s very frustrating. imagine being on the other side of the counter dealing with. every single person who are mad alt you. we have people digging out along the northeast corridor but if you go up to massachusetts, we have high winds with flooding along the massachusetts coast. ....