>>> WANT TO TAKE YOU OUT TO A
COUPLE OF CAMERAS.
IT IS NOT THE DRAMATIC VIDEO
THAT VIC MIC HAS BEENING US OR
BUT THERE IS THE SCHOOL BOARD BE
ABLE TO DELETE S BUILDING.
WE'RE IN A CENTERED AREA.
THIS IS NEAR OUR BACK PORCH.
WE'VE BEEN USING THIS AS OUR
LITMUS EARLIER THIS MORNING AND
YOU CAN SEE THIS THING SWAYING.
I KNOW IT DOESN'T LOOK THAT
FAST.
BUT THIS IS REALTIME AND THAT IS
HOW FAST PACE THEY'RE MOVING.
THESE LOW CLOUDS JUST RACING
THROUGH, JUST FURTHER EVIDENCE
WE HAVE THE WINDS THAT CONTINUE
TO HOWL.
GRAY SKIES FROM THE SOUTH TOW
THE NORTH.
OUR WAVES DON'T LOOK ALL THAT
BAD.
>> GETTING THE ONSHORE EFFECT
HERE THIS VIEW HAS BEEN AWESOME
ALL MORNING LONG.
WHEN THE WINDS WERE REALLY
WHIPPING THROUGH DOWNTOWN, THAT
RIVER WAS DANCING CAPS ON THE
WATER AS THE WINDS HAVE
CONTINUED ABOUT UPPER 20sTO
THOSE LOW 30 MILES PER HOUR
SUSTAINED WINDS I'VE GOT MY EYE
ON THIS.
LET ME SEE IF I CAN GO BACK A
CLICK INTO THE RADAR.
THERE YOU GO.
THIS IS WHERE THE SQUALLLINE.
WE STARTED TO SEE THIS ICON.
THIS IS WHAT WE WERE TRACKING
BEFORE THE MAYOR STARTED
SPEAKING.
I'M GOING TO KEEP MIMI I.
>> ON THIS AREA COMING INTO THE
BELTWAY AS THAT ROTATION ICON.
WHEN WE SEE THE ROTATION ICON
THAT LOOKS MORE LIKE A FUNNEL,
THOSE ARE WHERE WE GET CONCERNED
THIS IS SHOWING US AT LEAST OVER
TOP OR IN FRONT OF THAT LINE AS
IT CONTINUES, WE ARE SEEING SOME
ROTATION THERE.
THE TORNADO WATCH HAS MOVED OUT
OF OUR AREA.
IT CONTINUES NORTH OF OUR AREA
OUT OVER THE ATLANTIC AND SAY
SAVANNAH AND INTO PARTS OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
SO BACK TO WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING
AT.
THIS IS THE RAINFALL TOTALS OVER
THE LAST HOURS.
AROUND VALDOSTA, HOUR BY HOUR
GOING UP ALMOST AN INCH, IT WAS
3.7 AND WENT TO 4.8 TO 5 A 6.2 INCHES.
THIS WILL GO UP.
I SHOWED THE VIDEO BEFORE THE
MAYOR'S TALK AND WHERE PARENTEAU
SITS RIGHT NOW PRETTY GOOD
ROUNDS OF WET WEATHER GOI
THROUGH WHAT I'M EX PECTING IS
READ, AREAS INTO WARE COUNT
YOU HAD 4.7 NORTH OF BRUNSWICK
HERE.
AROUND THE DARION AREA DROPPING
SOUTHWARD THROUGH FERNANDINA.
HALF INCH UP TO ALMOST AN INCH,
2 1/2, 2 1/2 3 1/2 INCHES.
WE WERE TALKING BEFORE THE MAYOR
SPOKE AND THE MODELS HAVE DONE A
FANTASTIC JOB WITH DIALING IN
THE RAINFALL TOTALS THE WINDS,
EVERYTHING WE'RE EXPECTING TO
SEE HERE.
HERE IS THE LINE AND THE SPOT
WHERE THE ICON CONTINUES AND
WINS WE HAVE A HALF A SECOND
LET'S ZOOM IN ON IT.
THE REASON WE'RE NOT BREAKING
THOUGHT AND COMPLETELY ZOOMING
IN WE'RE NOT SEEING WITH THE
LIGHTNINGF IF THIS ALL OF A
SUDDEN STARTED FEEDING OUT BATCH
AFTER BATCH OR STRIKE AFTER
STRIKE, THAT WOULD BECOME A BIG
FOCAL POINT.
SOUTHEAST GEORGIA.
IT IS YOUR TURN, WE'RE GOING TO
CONTINUE TO WATCH CLOSELY HERE.
I WAS MENTIONING THE RAINFALL
TOTALS, MOST OF THE HEAVY STUFF
NORTH OF THE FLORIDA-GEORGIA
BORDER.
AND TECHNICALLY THE HEAVIEST IS
NORTH OF WAYCROSS.
WE'RE STILL IN THAT WIND RADI
DELETE S AI WHERE TROPICAL STORM
WINDS, THERE YOU GO A 40 MILES
PER HOUR TWAIN CAME IN AT 6:3
56 MIRE REPORT THIS IS NEAR
PIPER DRIVE, CAME IN REALLY
EARLY THIS MORNING.
OFF TO JAX BEACH WE CONTINUE
WITH SOUTHEAST WINDS, UP TO
36 MILES PER HOUR WITH GUSTS AS
HIGH AS 46 MILES PER HOUR.
SO EASILY INTO THAT TROPICAL
STORM-FORCE STRENGTH AND
SOUTHWARD HERE ST. AUGUSTINE
ANOTHER ONE OF THE AUTOMATED
SITES WAS SHOW 36 NOTES AND
SOUTHWARD REPORTS OF HIGH WINDS
COMING OUT OF MARINELAND WE'VE
GOT THE 31 MILES PER HOUR
SUSTAINED WINDS AND JACKSONVILLE
AS WE CONTINUE WITH THOSE UPPER
70s.
THE BEACHES NOT DANCING AS MUCH,
BUT WE'RE STILL SOLID IN THE
WIND.
26 MILES PER HOUR, RACING
TOWARDS THE PIER FROM THAT VIEW
AND 22 HERE AND JUST LOOK AT THE
INTERCOASTAL.
YOU CAN SEE THE MODERATE CHOP
THAT CONTINUES ON THE WATER, ALL
DAY TODAY, MODERATE CHOP,
HIGH RISK FOR RIP CURRENT NOT
DAY YOU WANT TO GET OUT AND DO
ANY KIND OF SWIMMING.
TEMPERATURES IN THE 70s
LOOKING GOOD FOR NORTHEAST
FLORIDA AS WE GET READY TO START
THE DAY.
IT IS A SLOW CLIMB FROM THE
70s WHERE WE SIT RIGHT NOW A
COUPLE OF SUN BREAKS WILL TAKE
THOSE TEMPERATURES INTO THE LOW
TO MID-80s.
HE'LL BE TALKING ABOUT THE
IMPROVING CONDITIONS OVERALL,
BUT WE STILL ARE UNDER AT THIS
TIME WE STILL HAVE THE TROPICAL
STORM POTENTIAL ROUND AFTER
ROUND OF OUTER BANDS SWEEPING
THROUGH LET ME GO TO MY
EXPANSION TOOL.
REALLY KIND OF BLURS WHAT YOU'RE
SEEING, THE BULK NOW WAY TO THE
NORTH.
THIS IS LEAVING SOUTH CAROLINA,
HEADING TO NORTH CAROLINA WITH
THESE WOULD BE SOME OF THOSE
BANDS THIS WOULD CONTINUE THE
SWEEP THROUGH INTO OUR EVENI
BE OVERNIGHT FORECAST.
WIFE DEGREES FOR A DAYTIME HIGH,
10 TO 15.
THAT IS TONIGHT.
THAT IS AS THINGS BEGIN TO
SUBSIDE.
MEANWHILE ALSO SEE SLOWLY
DEPOSITING DOWN FROM 90% AT 11
AND THIS, TOO, ALMOST FALLS HOUR
BY HOUR, THE DISTANCE BETWEEN US
AND HERMINE WILL MEAN BETTER
IMPROVEMENTS.
40%, 50/50 AS WE START THE DAY
HERE ON SAD.
AND THEN IMPROVING THROUGHOUT
THE AFTERNOON.
WELL SEE DAYTIME HIGHS IN THE
8KYs -- 80s.
MONDAY'S FORECAST OUTSIDE THE