S GET OUT INTO THE ATLANTIC.
THAT RIGHT THERE IS DEFINITELY
CHURNING IT UPNA IS CASTON --
GASTON.
THIS IS TD NUMBER 8 AND
CONTINUES TO SHOW A LITTLE BIT
BETTER FORMATION THAN WHAT WE'RE
SEEING.
IT IS A HUNG CONVECTIVE COMPLEX,
SO AS FAR AS ANY DISCERNIBLE
CENTER POINT NOT SO MUCH WITH TD
9.
THAT IS WHY WE'LL CONTINUE TO
WATCH IT.
IT IS ALSO WHY WE'LL CONTINUE TO
SEE WILD FLUCTUATION HERE IS THE
PROBABILITY OF WIND IN EXCESS OF
39 MILES PER HOUR.
THE RED AS IT CONTINUES HERE AS
A TROPICAL STORM.
NOTICE HOW THAT GETS CUT OFF
JUST SHY OF MAKING LANDFALL WHEN
YOU'RE LOOKING AT THE NEXT COLOR
HERE SORT OF A BURNT ORANGE, 60
TO 70% AND NUMBERS WILL CONTINUE
TO TAP OFF.
THERE IS YOUR NORTHERN APPROACH,
PERRY, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON AND
EXITING AND HEALING INTO WHERE
TD NUMBER EIGHT CURRENTLY SITS
RIGHT NOW.
THE WIND IMPACT.
SUSTAINED WINDS THAT WILL STAY
25, TO 30 MILES PER HOUR YOU
COULD SEE OCCASIONAL GUSTS THAT
WOULD COME THROUGH AND THAT
WOULD BRING IN SOME OF THE WINDS
AND MAY HAVE CLOSED BRIDGES.
WE'RE LOOKING AT ANYTHING
SUSTAINS OVER THAT 40 MILES PER
HOUR MARK AND BASICALLY THAT IS
WHAT WE'RE SEEING HERE WITH WHAT
WILL BE THE BEAKER AND STRONGER
THIS IS THE STRONGER SIDE HERE
THAT IS WHY I WAS SAYING LOOK, A
LOT OF PEOPLE POSTING ON
FACEBOOK THAT IT SHIFTED TO THE
NORTH AND THAT IS FAN THE ASTIC
AND PUTS US ON THE STRONGER SIDE
OF THE SYSTEM AS IT COMES
THROUGH.
IF WE WERE TO BREAK IT DOUBLE
RIGHT NOW AND SAY WHERE IS THAT
BETTER POTENTIAL FOR AND WE KEEP
TALKING ABOUT THE TORNADOES THE
BIG BEND FLORIDA WOULD BE NUMBER
ONE AND AS IT CONTINUES TO MOVE
THROUGH, MAINLY HERE IN OUR
FLORIDA ZONES AND JUST SLIP U
CLIPPING INTO SOUTHEAST GEORGIA
AS WE MAKE OUR WAY FRIDAY INTO
ALLEGE SATURDAY BOTH OF THESE
CONTINUOUS TROPICAL DEPRESSION.
LOOKING AS THE BAROMETRIC
PRESSURE DROPPED A LITTLE BIT.
POSSIBLY IN THE NEXT UPDATE.
ONE OF THESE MAY HAVE A NAME.
THE IT BEGINS TO BRING IT
TOGETHER AROUND HERE THIS IS
TAKING US INTO THURSDAY.
WE'RE AT 10:00 IN THE MORNING.
IT IS STILL BASED LARGELY ON THE
OLD TIMELINE TAKING US INTO
11:00 LOOK AT THIS RAINFALL
ANYWHERE ARE THE BIG BEND ACROSS
PORTIONS OF I-10 AND SOUTHEAST
GEORGIA WHICH LEADS TO NEXT PART
OF OUR FORECAST WITH THE WIND
AND WITH THE RAIN HOW MUCH OF US
WILL BE ABLE TO GET UP, FLIP ON
THE TV AND TURN ON THE IPAD.
HOUR BY HOUR AS THIS CONTINUES
TO UPDATE MORE AND MORE OF OUR
JACKSONVILLE AREA, OF OUR
VIEWING AREA IS GOING TO GET
CAUGHT UP IN THIS.
NOW WE HAVE IT THROUGH PARTS OF
ALACHUA COUNTY, UNION, BRADFORD,
CLAY, PUT FLAM LOOKING AT WHEN
COULD BE SCATTERED OUTAGES.
WHEN YOU GET IN TOWARDS THE
POPULACE JACKSONVILLE AND
SOUTHWARD WE COULD SEE
WIDESPREAD STUFF BECAUSE OF THE
WIN, THE TREE.
A TOPPLED TREE, A NEIGHBORHOOD
THAT IS WITHOUT POWER AND
CONTINUES TO SPREAD.
THE THREATS THE RAINFALL WE
COVERED THIS TWO TO SIX.
SOME AREAS WILL SEE MOR 25 TO
35 GUSTS OF WINDS, EVEN AN EF
ZERO THAT COULD CONTINUE,
FURTHER DAMAGE.
THIS IS WHERE WE HAD THE WATCHES
AND THE LIGHT.
THIS IS WHERE WE HAVE THE
WARNINGS, WARNING WILL CONTINUE
TO SPREAD INLAND AND THE SYSTEM
IS UNDERGOING CHANGES AS WE
SPEAK.
YOU PROBABLY SEEN THE PROM MOW
WHERE JOHN IS SAYING IT IS
LITERALLYING WHICHING MINUTE BY
MINUTE, MAYBE N EXACTLY 60
SECONDS TO THE POINT BUT SEEING
RAPID CHANGES IN THE STORM PATH.
GETTING READY FOR THE RAINFALL
AND TOMORROW WE START THE
WEATHER AUTHORITY ALERT DAY AND
CONTINUE THROUGH FRIDAY.
THE WEEKEND FORECAST.
WE CAN GET SOME CLEANUP DONE
AFTER THE SYSTEM MOVES THROUGH
BUT WE'LL HAVE TO TAKE THE
BREAKS IN BETWEEN SHOWERS AND