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pedr pedram, thank you. m mandatory evacuations.nited, delta and american and spirit are offering travel waivers and advisories for the airlines in the trajectory. cnn's martin savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. mandatory evacuation order for the beach here on the barrier island which goes into a effect in a while. still no feeling of the storm as of now, other than the waves rolling in here. the locals say that is not the way it typically comes in. that suggests something is lurking over the horizon. the people enjoying it the most are the surfers as they go out to ride. there was an emergency meeting of the community last night and they really were using strong language. they were saying this storm coming this way and it is expected to come this way is perhaps the strongest they have ever seen here. it certainly is the strongest they felt since 1954 with hurricane hazel. let's show what you they fear may happen. it is the storm surge. everyone knows about that. the water pushed ahead of the storm that
pedr pedram, thank you. m mandatory evacuations.nited, delta and american and spirit are offering travel waivers and advisories for the airlines in the trajectory. cnn's martin savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. mandatory evacuation order for the beach here on the barrier island which goes into a effect in a while. still no feeling of the storm as of now, other than the waves rolling in here. the locals say that is not the way it typically comes in. that...
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pedram javaheri is watching the latest for us from the area. pedram, it's hard to believe that this is even worse when it was a hurricane. now it's a tropical depression. >> yeah, we always say, natalie, when it comes to tropical systems it is the water element that's most concerning. that's what takes the most lives. that is certainly what causes the most damage. the storm system far from over. satellite presentation doesn't really look all that impressive, but when you look at what's happening in the southern periphery where it's tapping into all that tropical moisture off the coast of the southeastern, united states, that's essentially where all the damage has been in place and still getting thunderstorms at this hour where the storm made landfall 72 hours ago near wilmington, north carolina. guess what? the center of it several hundred miles to the north. the tropical pressure will be present at least another day. the storm picks up forward progression the next 24 hours. we think it will finally begin to ease across this region. when you lo
pedram javaheri is watching the latest for us from the area. pedram, it's hard to believe that this is even worse when it was a hurricane. now it's a tropical depression. >> yeah, we always say, natalie, when it comes to tropical systems it is the water element that's most concerning. that's what takes the most lives. that is certainly what causes the most damage. the storm system far from over. satellite presentation doesn't really look all that impressive, but when you look at what's...
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guys. >>> pedram, thank you. state of emergency has been declared in north and south carolina as well as virginia. residents in all three states urged to prepare for the possibility of a natural disast disaster. kaylee hartung has more from north carolina. >> reporter: dave and christine, the sentiment in carolina beach is described as cautious optimism. you see store shelves emptying. water, bread, milk, batteries. storm essentials. you are not seeing anybody boarding up windows yet. people are waiting for more information. states of north carolina, south carolina and virginia getting farther ahead in their preparations declaring states of emergency. dave and christine. >> okay. thanks. >>> dallas police officer charged with manslaughter for the fatal shooting of the unarmed man in his own apartment. police say amber guyger was off duty when she shot botham jean at his apartment in the building where she lived. she was released from jail on sunday after posting $300,000 bond. at this point, it doesn't appear the
guys. >>> pedram, thank you. state of emergency has been declared in north and south carolina as well as virginia. residents in all three states urged to prepare for the possibility of a natural disast disaster. kaylee hartung has more from north carolina. >> reporter: dave and christine, the sentiment in carolina beach is described as cautious optimism. you see store shelves emptying. water, bread, milk, batteries. storm essentials. you are not seeing anybody boarding up windows...
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we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us live in the cnn weather center with the latest. hurricane by later today? >> it looks like it, christine. it has everything going for it to develop here in the next few hours. as you look at the system, to the very originganized. there is an eye trying to form. it sits 250 miles south of mississippi where it is really poised to move in that direction. you take a look. water temperatures in the 80s. for a tropical system to form, you need water temperatures of 82 degrees or warmer. you know the environmental conditions, the wind shear which shred and break apart a system is not there. it has everything it needs to develop into a hurricane. the national hurricane center taking this seriously. up to 2 million people under the hurricane watches and warnings. east of new orleans and mobile and biloxi and pensacola. as early as 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. for the trajectory of the system. it is a quick moving system. if anything good that comes from it, it is moving at 17 miles per hour. historically speaking, a slow moving system brings up
we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us live in the cnn weather center with the latest. hurricane by later today? >> it looks like it, christine. it has everything going for it to develop here in the next few hours. as you look at the system, to the very originganized. there is an eye trying to form. it sits 250 miles south of mississippi where it is really poised to move in that direction. you take a look. water temperatures in the 80s. for a tropical system to form, you need...
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pedram javaheri, thank you. we will check in with you a lot today. >>> more than 1 million people in the carolinas have been told to leave. one region power company, duke energy, is planning for the worst. the company expects as many as 3 million homes to lose power during the storm. that is 75% of the customers. carolina beach, the only bridge connecting the island to the mainland is closed. officials fear as many as 1,000 of the 6,300 residents are planning to ride out the storm in the town which is less than five feet above sea level. our meteorologist derek van dam is live in carolina beach. derek, storm surge could reach 13 plus feet. >> reporter: and that means where i'm standing right now, storm surge this time tomorrow, i will be under water completely. with the town at five feet above sea level and the 13-feet storm surge forecast, that means trouble. you don't need to be a mathmajor to figure that out. this is the coastal region of north carolina and south carolina. i'm on carolina beach. a narrow and
pedram javaheri, thank you. we will check in with you a lot today. >>> more than 1 million people in the carolinas have been told to leave. one region power company, duke energy, is planning for the worst. the company expects as many as 3 million homes to lose power during the storm. that is 75% of the customers. carolina beach, the only bridge connecting the island to the mainland is closed. officials fear as many as 1,000 of the 6,300 residents are planning to ride out the storm in...
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. >> let's get more on the storm with our meteorologist pedram javaheri. we just heard from zach.ou can tell how tired these workers are. they're sitting there cut off, womeninging tong wilmington. they're waiting for more water. >> north carolina has been completely cut off. literally traveling across the state has become impossible at this point. the system made landfall 72 hours ago nearly and still pro he tusing rainfall. fwes what, you when you look at the southern trajectory, it's producing rainfall not far from where it made landfall. tropical depression, the soil has been absolutely saturated the last cup can l of tase. the groundwater pushing up and up. finally eventually in the last couple days we've seen the water come to the surface. any a tigeral watt rain that does fall becomes surface water. a lot of that watt waer wants t revert back into the ocean. really across much of these river gauges is prevalent as well. a lot of them stopped working in the last cup canouple hours bec they're over whechwhelmed by thr across them. we have 17 million under flood alert at this
. >> let's get more on the storm with our meteorologist pedram javaheri. we just heard from zach.ou can tell how tired these workers are. they're sitting there cut off, womeninging tong wilmington. they're waiting for more water. >> north carolina has been completely cut off. literally traveling across the state has become impossible at this point. the system made landfall 72 hours ago nearly and still pro he tusing rainfall. fwes what, you when you look at the southern trajectory,...
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let's turn to meteorologist pedram j pedram jef h pedram hairy. >> this will get only worse. compare satellite images. want to show you ocean boulevard. this was before the storm. this is ocean boulevard. here's south anderson boulevard. we'll give you an after p perspecti perspective. and look at the sand, taking over the first and second blocks of the hocoastal community. you see the hands. and some of the rooftops have taken damage. but a lot of the ocean has consumed the first few hundred meters of land of the coastal communities. that's the devastating perspective. you look at parts of 50 counties dealing with flood warnings. flooding is imminent or occurring. ironically, the town of florn, south carolina, as well. expansive region dealing with this. 30 gauges dealing with some flooding. some of the river gauges are coming above record value. 23 feet is the record-highest in some of the river gauges ever. by tomorrow morning, as the sun comes up, 27 1/2 feet is what we expect. there is a drop in the forecast as we go towards this weekend. a gradual one is going to take m
let's turn to meteorologist pedram j pedram jef h pedram hairy. >> this will get only worse. compare satellite images. want to show you ocean boulevard. this was before the storm. this is ocean boulevard. here's south anderson boulevard. we'll give you an after p perspecti perspective. and look at the sand, taking over the first and second blocks of the hocoastal community. you see the hands. and some of the rooftops have taken damage. but a lot of the ocean has consumed the first few...
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we have meteorologist pedram javaheri standing by live in the cnn weather center. the pictures are amazing. the water on water and more coming. >> absolutely. unfortunately when the sky turns blue above, it is a concern of what is happening next to you with the rivers. just toward the west, 120 miles northwest of norfolk is where the storm is centered. moisture streaming along to the carolinas. right toward eastern north carolina. heavy rainfall and going on three consecutive days in some regions. 600 roads across the state have been closed or impacted by what is happening across the area. in fact, when you go in for a closer perspective, the river gauges which are still functions, which are limited because of the water pushing through them. the instrumentation is damaged by this as well. 36 gauges reporting moderate to major flooding. that is from the rainfall that has come down. look back up stream. heavy rain into the appalachians. all of that water becomes a slow motion disaster. all of that water wants to flow down stream and derek says through the rivers ande
we have meteorologist pedram javaheri standing by live in the cnn weather center. the pictures are amazing. the water on water and more coming. >> absolutely. unfortunately when the sky turns blue above, it is a concern of what is happening next to you with the rivers. just toward the west, 120 miles northwest of norfolk is where the storm is centered. moisture streaming along to the carolinas. right toward eastern north carolina. heavy rainfall and going on three consecutive days in some...
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we have meteorologist pedram javaheri in the weather center. this is a slow motion catastrophe here. >> it is. that's why when the storm was downgraded to the category two, it doesn't matter. the water element will not change. certainly the progress and slow movement of the storm hasn't changed and finally beginning to see this move up into the double digit miles per hour of motion out of the region. we expect it to pick up further speed in the next couple hours. the thunderstorm activity still pushing where it made landfall 72 hours ago in wilmington. moisture streams up toward the area. as the storm migrates north, we see the weather pattern to improve. notice how much rainfall came down. highest observation which is 34 inches which shattered the previous state record from hurricane floyd in 1999. that was two feet of rainfall. all of the flooding and rainfall at the surface and that is now surface flooding as the soil is fully saturated. very little room left for additional rainfall across the region. of course, the rain is still forecast th
we have meteorologist pedram javaheri in the weather center. this is a slow motion catastrophe here. >> it is. that's why when the storm was downgraded to the category two, it doesn't matter. the water element will not change. certainly the progress and slow movement of the storm hasn't changed and finally beginning to see this move up into the double digit miles per hour of motion out of the region. we expect it to pick up further speed in the next couple hours. the thunderstorm activity...
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we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us with the hurricane forecast. they will update us now until landfall. i'm hearing comparisons to hugo. >> absolutely. the best comparison we have as far as proximity to landfall in 1989. the strength of the storm is comparable to that storm. we have hurricane watches along coastal south carolina to the border of virginia and same for storm surge watches issued across the region. everything else is the same. category four. 140-mile-an-hour sustained winds and storm pushing north and north/northwest at 15 miles per hour. here we go. water temperatures from here forward will continue to get warmer. you need water temperatures of 82 degreess farn fight -- fahreo maintain that system. the rapid intensification in place. from a category one to category four. we looked carefully where it will end up. consistently is the name of the game pinpointing south carolina and north carolina and virginia. at this point, the latest models bring this in some time into the overnight hours. thursday into early friday morning. coming i
we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us with the hurricane forecast. they will update us now until landfall. i'm hearing comparisons to hugo. >> absolutely. the best comparison we have as far as proximity to landfall in 1989. the strength of the storm is comparable to that storm. we have hurricane watches along coastal south carolina to the border of virginia and same for storm surge watches issued across the region. everything else is the same. category four. 140-mile-an-hour...
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we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us live in the cnn weather center with the latest. p.j., what's in store? >> this system is going over warm waters over the next 12 hours. we think strengthening is possible. it is not very organized or impressive system. thunderstorms on the western periphery of florida. 65 miles per hour. 5:00 a.m. update talks about the storm system at 65. no changes made to the update. you notice 17-mile-an-hour winds to the north/northwest. that is the area we are watching. that is a rapidly moving system which gives it little time to intensify beyond category one if it makes it there at landfall. when you talk about slow moving systems. harvey was five miles per hour. it produced 30 inches of rainfall in cases. when you speed the system up, chances of rainfall drop dramatically. that is the case with gordon with the rainfall amounts on the lesser end. water temperatures in the upper 80s. all of this is conducive for development. we think it will develop for landfall at 7:00 across southern mississippi. this will pick up steam before landfall. th
we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us live in the cnn weather center with the latest. p.j., what's in store? >> this system is going over warm waters over the next 12 hours. we think strengthening is possible. it is not very organized or impressive system. thunderstorms on the western periphery of florida. 65 miles per hour. 5:00 a.m. update talks about the storm system at 65. no changes made to the update. you notice 17-mile-an-hour winds to the north/northwest. that is the...
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meteorologist pedram javaheri tracking things live from the weather center. morning, the storm surge always a concern, but the threat of this storm just stalling -- how worrisome is that? >> it's pretty much the worst-case scenario when it comes to a tropical system. when you look at systems that move through quickly, range amounts even on the strongest ones could be five, six, seven inches. on even weak storms, slow down, talking 20 to 30 inches. of course, this is both strong and going to be slow on approach. so it really makes for a dangerous scenario here. category four has been the case for a while, remains to be the case. by definition by the national hurricane center once you bring the hurricane on land, catastrophic damage is possible. on their website it says areas would be uninhabitable for weeks or months. that's on par with category fours and fives on landfall. the best models we have to go with the american and the european. we've overlaid them. the american in red, the european in blue. you don't see the blue because it aep's directly underneath
meteorologist pedram javaheri tracking things live from the weather center. morning, the storm surge always a concern, but the threat of this storm just stalling -- how worrisome is that? >> it's pretty much the worst-case scenario when it comes to a tropical system. when you look at systems that move through quickly, range amounts even on the strongest ones could be five, six, seven inches. on even weak storms, slow down, talking 20 to 30 inches. of course, this is both strong and going...
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for a look at how the remnants will soak the northeast today, let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning. we will expect to see the flood warnings in place for the next several days. maybe the next week as the gauges continue to report moderate flood stage. we are watching that water recede back through a lot of the counties and on into the atlantic ocean. that is the biggest concern with the slow motion disaster when it comes to these flooding events. here is what is left of the system. the post-tropical system in new york and western pennsylvania. that's essentially where the core of what was once florence pushing through the region. expect heavy rainfall in the afternoon in philly and new york with thunderstorms. that is about it. generally speaking less than 1 inch. a few pockets of vermont and new hampshire could get a few inches. and this skirts offshore and we see the weather pattern improve for the eastern united states. >>> pedram, thank you. a new darling cleans up at the emmys. >> goes to "the marvelous mrs. maisel." >> terrific. the amazon series was the big
for a look at how the remnants will soak the northeast today, let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning. we will expect to see the flood warnings in place for the next several days. maybe the next week as the gauges continue to report moderate flood stage. we are watching that water recede back through a lot of the counties and on into the atlantic ocean. that is the biggest concern with the slow motion disaster when it comes to these flooding events. here is what is left...
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let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, alison and dave.he system begins to develop across the western caribbean. southern florida in line for heavy rainfall this afternoon. it will push through the florida keys. miami gets flooding concerns and the florida key does as well. the clear path into the gulf of mexico. strengthening at this point by tomorrow we are talking about tropical storm gordon. the one element is the strengthening remains in place, but not a tremendous system where it could remain just a strong tropical storm or a low-grade hurricane as it approaches land. we will follow this. late tuesday night or early wednesday, southern louisiana and western mississippi with a lot of rainfall. that is what we know across the region. the storm rains out across the deep south. notice what is happens in the midwest. ed in flooding threat. frontal boundary in the great lakes with strong storms and the heat far from over across the northeast. 35 million underneath heat advisories. we shoot up to 95. that is what it feels like in new york c
let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, alison and dave.he system begins to develop across the western caribbean. southern florida in line for heavy rainfall this afternoon. it will push through the florida keys. miami gets flooding concerns and the florida key does as well. the clear path into the gulf of mexico. strengthening at this point by tomorrow we are talking about tropical storm gordon. the one element is the strengthening remains in place, but not a...
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pedram?ary, what's remarkable about what's happening here is the water levels are so far above flood stage and record flood stage, that once they recede over the next week or two, we'll see water across the communities. i counted upwards of 50 counties dealing with the flood warnings. that means that flooding is imminent or occurring. we know it's occurring across this region. and fascinating perspective, when you look at ocean boulevard, one more block north of this region. you go to south anderson boulevard. this is the before perspective. once florence came ashore, you see what happened here. much of that sand pushing up over that street. and south anderson boulevard you get some sand and there's some roof damage to go around with it, as well. this is what happens. and of course, it was a downgraded storm as it came ashore, category 2. it was initially had forecasts to make it to land at category 4. it shows you the damage that could have been done further to what we saw. upwards of 30 gau
pedram?ary, what's remarkable about what's happening here is the water levels are so far above flood stage and record flood stage, that once they recede over the next week or two, we'll see water across the communities. i counted upwards of 50 counties dealing with the flood warnings. that means that flooding is imminent or occurring. we know it's occurring across this region. and fascinating perspective, when you look at ocean boulevard, one more block north of this region. you go to south...
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what are you learning about the flooding, pedram? to, we're going to see the water drop in some areas upstream. we'll show you what happened here. we're looking at the totals every wom overwhe overwhelmington. 44 inches will be normal. the wettest year in the years of recordkeeping across the area. you compare it to seattle, washington. 38 inches per year. miami, florida, gets about 62 inches per year. wilmington, north carolina, outdoes them by a couple of feet. you look at some of the gauges in cape fear and fayetteville. we just crested below the record at 61.5 feet. the water levels are drop sunday afternoon. they will still be in flood stage but receded across that region. as nick eluded to in his story, in some aer areas where it will take days for water to rise, it will be sunday or monday when we have record flooding taking place across those regions. the flood warnings, still widespread across this region. over 50 counties that are dealing with water on the roadways at this hour right now. >> thank you so much for keeping a
what are you learning about the flooding, pedram? to, we're going to see the water drop in some areas upstream. we'll show you what happened here. we're looking at the totals every wom overwhe overwhelmington. 44 inches will be normal. the wettest year in the years of recordkeeping across the area. you compare it to seattle, washington. 38 inches per year. miami, florida, gets about 62 inches per year. wilmington, north carolina, outdoes them by a couple of feet. you look at some of the gauges...
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and that's an area we're expecting additional say 4 to 6 inches over the next couple of days. >> pedramyou so much for that. >>> president trump was on a twitter tirade last night, seeking to discredit a bombshell, new book by "washington post" reporter bob woodward. the president suggesting baselessly in one tweet that the award-winning veteran journalist is a democratic operative because the book released two months before the midterms portrays chaos inside the white house. cnn's jamie gangel has more on woodward's meticulously reported work. >> reporter: dave and christine, this explosive, new book from legendary journalist bob woodward goes inside the trump white house with woodward detailing extraordinary measures that senior aides have taken to circumvent the president, to, in effect, step in and stop what they saw as president trump's most -- and this is a quote -- dangerous impulses, including stealing and hiding documents right off his oval office desk. there are also some stunning revelations about the russia investigation. woodward recounts a dramatic session at the white hou
and that's an area we're expecting additional say 4 to 6 inches over the next couple of days. >> pedramyou so much for that. >>> president trump was on a twitter tirade last night, seeking to discredit a bombshell, new book by "washington post" reporter bob woodward. the president suggesting baselessly in one tweet that the award-winning veteran journalist is a democratic operative because the book released two months before the midterms portrays chaos inside the white...
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we'll check back in with you next hour, pedram.any thanks for that. >> thank you. >>> the controversy around donald trump's supreme court pick reminds some of another some decades ago. the parallels with justice clarence thomas when we come back. i can't believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the w
we'll check back in with you next hour, pedram.any thanks for that. >> thank you. >>> the controversy around donald trump's supreme court pick reminds some of another some decades ago. the parallels with justice clarence thomas when we come back. i can't believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could...
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pedram? >>> the river flooding still in the forecast for today.improve as some of these gauges going to finally crest over the next 24 or so hours. but as much as 50 counties still reporting some flooding in place, and you take a look, the gauges for wednesday, over 30 of them in flood stage with the vast majority coming in at the major flood stage. certainly a very slow and drawn-out process here before conditions improve for good. but to the north we go. thunderstorms abound. minneapolis toward green bay and milwaukee, could see travel disruptions because easily the wettest spot in the country the next couple of days is right here in southern minnesota and portions of wisconsin, four to six, in some areas more than six inches could fall through friday afternoon. certainly an area to watch carefully. st. louis, how about the lower 90s, omaha around 93. gorgeous setup as far as new york is concerned, 78. notice what happens here across portions of the south central states and places like oklahoma city. how about from the 90s to the 80s to the 70s
pedram? >>> the river flooding still in the forecast for today.improve as some of these gauges going to finally crest over the next 24 or so hours. but as much as 50 counties still reporting some flooding in place, and you take a look, the gauges for wednesday, over 30 of them in flood stage with the vast majority coming in at the major flood stage. certainly a very slow and drawn-out process here before conditions improve for good. but to the north we go. thunderstorms abound....
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we have meteorologist pedram javaheri tracking the storm for us. >> good morning, dave and christine.ow a category two hurricane florence. 1,500 miles east of the united states right now. strengthening quickly. this has everything to become a category three or major hurricane by later on tonight. you notice very little going on ahead of the system. what we know with the water level is warm waters. low 80s where it is situated. mid 80s where it is moving on and upper 80s as it closes in on land on thursday afternoon or evening. still has the potential to become a major hurricane and remain there for the foreseeable future. the steering environment is such it guides the system directly toward the east coast of the united states. we are looking at potentially a strong category three or category four at landfall with the system. with the model guidance, very high confidence at this stage, heading in the state of north carolina or south carolina. the variance is shifting to north carolina or maybe virginia. i have a note within a four-day period before landfall on average there is about a
we have meteorologist pedram javaheri tracking the storm for us. >> good morning, dave and christine.ow a category two hurricane florence. 1,500 miles east of the united states right now. strengthening quickly. this has everything to become a category three or major hurricane by later on tonight. you notice very little going on ahead of the system. what we know with the water level is warm waters. low 80s where it is situated. mid 80s where it is moving on and upper 80s as it closes in on...
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threat in the carolinas and how florence will hit the northeast today, let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> we will expect to see the flood warnings in place for the next several days or maybe the next week as the gauges continue to report moderate to major flood stage. the numbers have risen in the last 24 hours. we are watching that water gradually recede back to the counties and to the and particular ocean. that -- and the atlantic ocean. that is the concern here. here is what is left of the system. post-tropical system in new york and western pennsylvania. that is the core of what was once florence pushing through the region. expect heavy rainfall late afternoon and evening. philly with storms. that is about it. less than 1 inch. pockets in southern areas of vermont and new hampshire with a couple inches. a front skirts this offshore and we begin to see the weather pattern improve for the eastern united states. >>> thank you. a new darling of comedy cleaning up while you were sleeping at the 70th emmy awards. >> outstanding comedy series goes to "the marvelous mrs. maisel."
threat in the carolinas and how florence will hit the northeast today, let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> we will expect to see the flood warnings in place for the next several days or maybe the next week as the gauges continue to report moderate to major flood stage. the numbers have risen in the last 24 hours. we are watching that water gradually recede back to the counties and to the and particular ocean. that -- and the atlantic ocean. that is the concern here. here is what...
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so, let's turn now to our meteorologist pedram javaheri who has been watching this very, very closely. and this is the concern. these, these hurricanes, very unpredictable, but everyone seems to agree pretty much on the general direction here. >> yeah, you know, unfortunately that seems to be the case with florence. environment in the atmosphere is not shifting to allow the system to shift with it. we think this will be poise today impact areas by the carolinas later in the week. there is an eye trying to form in this feature. frankly this is the last time you'll see a storm as florence, this ragged, this unorganized until after it makes landfall because we believe that strengthening and rapid intensification is likely over the next couple of days. when you take a look, the perspective is such here with the system really going over a very warm bodies of water and crossing the gulf stream where frankly you push up close to 09 degrees fahrenheit, the storm has everything going for it with very little environmental wind shear, very warm waters to work with, and then kind of tapping off w
so, let's turn now to our meteorologist pedram javaheri who has been watching this very, very closely. and this is the concern. these, these hurricanes, very unpredictable, but everyone seems to agree pretty much on the general direction here. >> yeah, you know, unfortunately that seems to be the case with florence. environment in the atmosphere is not shifting to allow the system to shift with it. we think this will be poise today impact areas by the carolinas later in the week. there is...
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so, to keep an eye on all of this, we turn to our meteorologist pedram javaheri. the critical thing is who is going to be affected here and when? of course, very unpredictable in a lot of instances. >> it is, especially this many days out, four days before landfall. the models had been in incredible agreement the last several hours at least where we think the storm could potentially end up. the carolinas become the target. the 30% chance across the western caribbean for tropical system to form. beyond florence we have isaac and helene off the coast of africa. certainly an active pattern shaping up on the 10th of september, today being historically speaking the peak of hurricane season in the atlantic ocean. it is coming into alignment here. category 1, 90 mile per hour winds, we believe the system has everything it takes to go under rapid intensification. in fact, water temperatures in this region between 2027 to 30 degrees celsius warm in some areas 86 to 88 degrees fahrenheit. warm waters, even warmer, notice the color contours. the area there as we go over warm
so, to keep an eye on all of this, we turn to our meteorologist pedram javaheri. the critical thing is who is going to be affected here and when? of course, very unpredictable in a lot of instances. >> it is, especially this many days out, four days before landfall. the models had been in incredible agreement the last several hours at least where we think the storm could potentially end up. the carolinas become the target. the 30% chance across the western caribbean for tropical system to...