CBS 4 NEWS.
NOW CBS 4 WEATHER WITH
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST CRAIGZER.
WE TALKED A LITTLE BIT
ABOUT THIS YESTERDAY.
THE LATITUDE OF THE STORM.
THE EARTH IS KIND OF GRIDDED UP
IN LATITUDE LINES WHICH RUN
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT AND
LONGITUDE LINES THAT RUN NORTH
TO SOUTH.
WE USED TO PLATT LATITUDE AND
LONGITUDE.
BUT, WE PAY ATTENTION TO THE
LATITUDE.
WHERE THE STORM WOULD HAVE BEEN
IN TWO DAYS OVERNIGHT LAST
NIGHT.
AND THEN WHERE THE STORM BOWLED
HAVE BEEN IN TWO DAYS.
LATE THIS EARLY THIS MORNING.
LATE THIS MORNING WHERE IT
WOULD BE IN TWO DAYS AND NOW
WHERE IT WOULD BE IF IT DIDN'T
TURN OFF IF IT JUST KEPT GOING
AT ITS PRESENT SPEED IN
DIRECTION.
THE NEXT TIME THIS UPDATES A
LITTLE BIT LATER THIS
AFTERNOON, IT IS GOING TO BE
POINTING OVER HERE.
SO THAT IS THE DIRECTION.
THIS LINE IS GETTING SHORTER AS
THE STORM IS SLOWING DOWN.
THAT LINE IS GOING TO CONTINUE
TO SHRINK, TOO.
WE DON'T WANT THAT LINE POINTED
AT US.
WE WANT THAT LINE POINTED NORTH
AT US.
IT MAY COME CLOSE TO US, BUT WE
DON'T WANT IT POINTING DOWN
HERE.
WE DON'T WANT IT POINTING DOWN
HERE AND CERTAINLY DON'T WANT
IT POINTED SOUTH OF US.
THAT IS THE THICK BLACK LINE.
25 NORTH.
THAT IS WHERE THE STORM IS
RIGHT NOW.
WE LIVE AT 26 NORTH HERE AT
MIAMI DADE.
THE KEYS BASICALLY SOUTH AND 25
AND 27.
THAT IS THE NEXT NUMBER UP
THERE.
THAT IS EVEN NORTH OF PALM
BEACH.
SO WE ARE GOING TO SAY LET'S
SHOOT FOR 25.
THAT WOULD BE GOOD.
I DON'T KNOW IF WE ARE GOING TO
GET THERE.
THE STORM MAY COME IN ON 26
HERE, AND THAT IS GOING TO BE
SOMETHING WE HAVE TO WATCH
CLOSELY.
RIGHT NOW, THOUGH, IT IS AT 25.
REMEMBER YESTERDAY WHEN WE
TALKED ABOUT THIS, IT WAS
AROUND 21.
SO IT HAS COME UP A LOT, BUT WE
WANT IT TO KEEP GOING HIGHER TO
INDICATE THIS STORM IS
CONTINUING TO GAIN LATITUDE AND
GETTING FURTHER NORTH OF US
WHILE STILL EAST OF US.
WINDS 115 MILES AN HOUR MOVING
TO THE WEST/NORTHWEST AT 9:00.
THE FUTURETRACK SHOWS IT
TURNING BUT IT IS TURNING VERY
CLOSE TO THE 26.
FORECAST TO INTENSIFY WHERE
HURRICANE WARNINGS ARE IN
EFFECT.
THAT IS THE SUNDAY TIME FRAME
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MONDAY
AFTERNOON AND TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.
NOW WE SEE A LITTLE BIT OF A
HINT IT IS MAKING A TURN TO THE
NORTH.
ONCE AGAIN HOW SHARP THAT TURN
IS AND HOW FAR WEST THE STORM
GETS IS ALL GOING TO PLAY A
ROLE IN HOW MUCH OF THE
PENINSULA, OR IF NOT THE
PENINSULA, THE COAST IS
IMPACTED.
THE STEERING CURRENTS ARE
REVOLVING.
WE HAVE THE BLOCKING HIGHS NOW
IN CONTROL.
THAT IS TURNING US TO THE WEST.
THE BLOCKING HIGH REMAINS IN
CONTROL SATURDAY.
THERE WE ARE SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
BUT WATCH NOW THE BLOCKING HIGH
IS PULLING AWAY, AND A NEW
BREAK IS OPENING UP.
THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO NORTH,
AND SO THE STORM GETS CLOSE TO
THE SPOT.
LOTS OF POSSIBILITIES THERE AND
THAT IS WHY YOU HAVE TO WATCH
IT CLOSELY.
IT IS NOT GUARANTEED IT IS
GOING TO REACH THE LANES FIRST.
IN PREPARATION, WE'RE DOING IT.
IN TERMS OF THE WEATHER, WE
HAVE WEATHER.
WITH MORE ON THAT, HERE IS
WEATHER.
WE HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THE
WEATHER.
WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW AND WHAT
IS GOING TO HAPPEN THE NEXT TWO
DAYS AS WE ARE PREPPING OUT
THERE.
IT IS PRETTY QUIET EXCEPT THERE
ARE SHOWERS ROLLING IN FROM
ATLANTIC, AND RIGHT NOW, THERE
IS A THUNDERSTORM MOVING OVER
THE MIDDLE KEYS AND THE SEVEN-
MILE YOU BRIDGE.
BUT WE DO EXPECT MORE OF THESE
PASSING SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS TO COME THROUGH
LATER ON TONIGHT.
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL LIVE VIEW
OF THE RESORT CAMERA.
THERE IS SOME SUNSHINE.
NOTICE IT IS ALSO BREEZY.
THE WINDS ARE UP AROUND 15
MILES PER HOUR.
THE REASON WHY WE ARE DEALING
WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
YOU NOTICE ON THIS WATER VAPOR
IMAGERY THE GREEN BUBBLING UP.
THAT IS ASSOCIATED WITH A
TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE.
HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH DORIAN.
THIS IS SEPARATE FROM DORIAN.
THAT IS WHY WE ARE DEALING WITH
SCATTERED SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS THROUGH TONIGHT
AND AGAIN INTO TOMORROW.
WE SAW THEM THIS MORNING.
THAT LOW IS TONIGHT 80.
92 TOMORROW.
LET'S GO AHEAD AND TAKE A LOOK
AT THAT SEVEN-DIE FORECAST.
SO THIS IS HOW SIT GOING TO
PLAY OUT FOR TOMORROW.
SHOWERS AND STORMS.
SUNDAY MORNING PREP IS
POSSIBLE.
THEY SHOULD BE COMPLETE IN THE
MORNING.