>>>4@
>>>4@ AND
>>>4@ AND 4@LITTLE BIT EARLIER HAD A TORNADO WARNING THAT CAME
THROUGH SOUTHERN PARTS OF
HOUSTON COUNTY WITH SOUTH OF
PERRY.
PERRY.
PERRY. IT
PERRY. IT WAS RIGHT NEAR THE HENDERSON
CUTE4@ COMMUNITY RAN ONTO PEACH
COUNTY WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF
ROTATION AT 123 MILES AN HOUR
AT ONE POINT.
SOMEWHER4@E OVER FORT VALLEY
STATE WE SAW LOTS OF DEBRIS.
WE HAVE GOTTEN CONFIRMATION OF @
DAMAGE IN CRAWFORD COUNTY.
FROM WHAT WE ARE HEARING, FLINT
RIVER ESTATES ON HIGHWAY 128 W.
FROM WHAT WE ARE HEARING, FLINT RIVER ESTATES ON HIGHWAY 128 W.@
OF ROBERTA, ALSO DAMAGE4@ AT TH
SAME4@ NATURE FROM THE CRAWFORD
SHERIFF'S OFFICE ON HIGHWAY
123, THERE IS MULTIPLE DAMAGE
STRUCTURES ALONG WITH LINES AND
TREES DOWN.
TREES DOWN. WE HAVE CREWS ON THE WAY TO
THAT.
THAT.
THAT. WAS
THAT. WAS A TORNADO THAT CAME THROUGH
EARLIER. 4@
EARLIER. 4@ JUST TO 4@SHOW YOU, WE COULD TA
THIS FOOL IN A BOOTH SO YOU CAN
SEE IT BETTER,4@ THEY ARE CLOSE
AND THE FARES WILL STILL UP.
YES THEY ARE.
THEY HAVE TAKEN OTHER STUFF
DOWN.
DOWN.
DOWN. THE
DOWN. THE LOOSE STUFF IS DOWN.
A FEW THINGS ARE MISSING OUT
THERE.
THERE.
THERE. OVERALL THEY ARE WATCHING AND
WAITING LIKE EVERYONE ELSE.
LET'S GET ON INTO THE NEXT
GRAPHIC.
GRAPHIC.
GRAPHIC. WHAT WE ARE GOING TO SEE AS
RAINFALL THAT IS WRAPPING
AROUND THE OUTSIDE EDGE.
FIRST THE WINDS.
JUST TO SEE THE WOOD IN4@ -- WI
-- WI4@ND GUSTS, YOU CAN SEE 4@
EVERYTHING MIGHT'VE GOTTEN 4@
BLOWN AW4@AY, 32 MILES AN HOUR
HERE IN CORDELE.
YOU ARE SEEING THE4@ WINDS
STARTED TO PICK UP LIKE WE SAW
IN THE 4@SOUTHERN COUNTIES FIRS
THIS IS THE EYE OF THE STORM
AND IT WILL GET WEAK AS IT4@
MAKES ITS WAY NORTH AND EAST.
WE HAVE BEEN DRAWING A
COMPARISON TO IRMA FROM LAST
YEAR.
YEAR.
YEAR. YES
YEAR. YES WE HAVE.4@
WE ARE EXPECTING SIMILAR STUFF
LIKE TREES, POWER LINES, POWER
OUTAGES,4@ IT WILL BE4@ IN THE
NIGHT OR EARLY MORNING HOURS.
TAKE A LOOK AT THE RAIN THAT IS
WRAPPING AROUND, YOU CAN SEE
SQUARELY SELLS HERE WITH THE
POTENTIAL FOR SPIN UP.
NOT A LOT 4@HERE RIGHT NOW.4@
JUST A LOT OF RAIN HANGING
AROUND IN A 4@FEW SPOTS HEAVIER
THAN OTHERS.4@
THAN OTHERS.4@ YOU CAN TELL THAT WE ARE
GETTING TO THE TOP EDGE OF
MICHAEL IS A CONCERN.
MORE AND MORE DEBRIS AND RAIN.
THE MAIN THREAT IS ON TH4@E 4@
OUTSIDE BANDS.
OUTSIDE BANDS. WE SAW THE COME THROUGH A
LITTLE WHILE AGO.
NOW WE ARE JUST WAITING ON THE
WIND TO KEEP4@ PICKING UP AT TH
CORE OF THE STORM TO COME IN.
THIS THING IS GO4@ING FAST.
IT IS MOVING NORTH/NORTHEAST AT
65.
65.
65. IT
65. IT WILL GET TO ALBANY IN TH4@E
NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS.
IT WILL MAKE ITS WAY INTO OUR
AREA.4@4@
AREA.4@4@
AREA.4@4@ LET'S SEE WHAT IS HAPPENING
WITH THE WARNINGS.
ANYBODY IN CENTRAL GEORGIA HAS
THE POTENTIAL TO SEE IF
TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS,
OVER 40 MILE-PER-HOUR WIND
GUSTS, SOME HIGHER.
AS YOU GO SOUTH, YOU HAVE A
HURRICANE WARNING4@ WE CAN GET
HIGHER WINDS.
HIGHER WINDS. WHEN HE FIRST COMES IN, IT MAY
STIL4@L BE A LOW AND CAT 1
HURRICANE BEFORE WEAKENING TO A
TROPICAL STORM.
TROPICAL STORM. THAT IS WHY YOU COULD HAVE SOME
WIND GU4@STS AT 70 MILES AN HOU
SOME OF TH4@E MODELS OF THE
NUMBERS DOWN A LITTLE BIT.
HOPEFULLY THAT STAYS THAT WAY.
ALSO THE FORWARD SPEED, BY 2
AM, THE NEW TRACK HASN'T
ALREADY TOO MUCH EAST OF MACON
PROBABLY4@ PULLING THROUGH AND
DOUBLING BY 2 AM WHICH IS A LOT
PROBABLY4@ PULLING THROUGH AND DOUBLING BY 2 AM WHICH IS A LOT@
FASTER THAN HOW IT WAS SHOWING
EARLIER.
EARLIER.
EARLIER. AND THEN IT WILL GET OUT BY
TOMORROW IT WILL BE GONE UP
INTO THE NORTH 4@CAROLINA SPIRI
I WANT TO SHOW YOU THE FUTURE
VIEW MODELS.4@
VIEW MODELS.4@ HERE IS A LOOK AT HOW THINGS
PLAY OUT AS WE GO TO THE NEXT
FEW HOURS.
FEW HOURS. THIS WILL TAKE US INTO EIGHT
P.M.
P.M.
P.M. OR
P.M. OR 9
P.M. OR 9 PM, THE EYE OF THE STORM,
BY MIDNIGHT, THE WIND AND THE 4@
RAIN IN THE CORE, IT IS
WEAKENING DOWN.
WEAKENING DOWN. IT MAY 4@ALREADY BE CRUISING
THROUGH MOST OF THE AREA.4@
IF IT STAYS LIKE THIS, BY 4 PM,
5 PM 4@4 AM, 5 AM IT4@ COULD MA
ITS WAY TO THE EAST EXCEPT FOR
THE WINDS THAT COULD BE HANGING
AROUND.
AROUND.
AROUND. HERE'S A LOOK AT THE
PROBABIL4@ITY OF HAVING WHEN MA
WENT IN OVER 40 4@MILES AN HOUR
THIS HAS BEEN TURNED BACK A LOT@
NOW IT IS MORE ABOUT WHAT WE
WERE TALKING ABOUT FOR THE PAST
FEW DAYS.
FEW DAYS.
FEW DAYS. MACON SOUTH AND EASTWARD4@ THE
BIGGEST PROBABILITY OF HAVING
THOSE KIND OF WINDS.
HOW ABOUT THE4@4@ MOBILITY OF 4@
HURRICANE FORCE WINDS 74 MILE-
PER-HOUR LOW IN4@ CAT 1 IT IS
GREATEST IN CORDELE AND THEN
IT WE4@ CAN SEND YO4@U SEE A LI
GREATEST IN CORDELE AND THEN IT WE4@ CAN SEND YO4@U SEE A LI@
OF POTENTIAL FOR THAT.
I AM TELLING YOU THIS MODEL.
THE THIS HAS CHANGED.
THIS MODEL 4@SHOWS A 4@WIND SPE
GUS, 4@BY 9:00, 4@10:00, 11:00,
THE WIND SPEEDS4@4@ AT ABOUT 60
MILES AN HOUR.
COVERING AROUND 50 MILES AN
HOUR AS WE GET TO TONIGHT.
OR SIMILAR TO IRMA AS WE GET
INTO THEIR A.M., 4 AM IN THE
MORNING AND THEN IT STARTS TO
PULL AWAY WITH GUSTY WINDS IN
THE BACKSIDE AND WE WILL SEE
HOW LONG IT TAKES FOR HER