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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20181010:20:15:00

florida/georgia/alabama border by the time we get to the 6:00 hour. so a lot of people will maybe be driving home from work and you re going to be in the middle of a hurricane. this will most likely be at least a category 2 by the time it crosses into georgia. and, of course, it is going to produce very heavy rain. it still has tremendous amount of wind with it. and also tornadoes. that s one thing we have to look for, as well. there s an extreme wind warning in place, and that s basically a long-standing tornado warning, because winds are going to be as strong as a tornado would be. and so you have those extreme wind warnings in place. we have a lot of trees in the panhandle, as well as georgia. we are going to see a lot of trees go down, the power lines go down, as well. we had 130-mile-an-hour gusts at tendell air force base today before the gauge broke. winds much higher than that. we had reports of winds well over 100 all across the panhandle. and as we go forward in time, look at

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181010:16:55:00

around. this is extremely heavy rain. all of this area is still hurricane-force winds. for instance, panama city beach would have wind coming off the land and onto the water at 120, 110, 130-mile-an-hour plus winds. rather than the winds going onto the buildings on panama city beach, it will be coming from the land and off because of that counterclockwise circulation. everything to the right, this is where the more serious storm surge would be. ten to 13 feet, they said. all the way down to apalachicola. look how far the rain extends, now. is that? all the way up to alabama, which is basically, auburn is right there. that s auburn university, that s montgomery, alabama. columbus, georgia. it s on the way to tallahassee, macon, georgia. this is headed in that direction and it is going to be disastrous. phil keating is in apalachicola now, and the conditions are deteriorating.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181010:08:30:00

seeing a category 4 and knowing this is going to be potentially devastating for this area. the panhandle of florida has never gone through what they are about to go through in the next several hours. so cat 4, 130-mile-an-hour sustained winds, new advisory, complete advisory coming out in less than a half an hour. so we ll have that for you at the top of 5:00 a.m. you can see it, it s an incredible looking storm, it is going to be devastating for this area. the storm surge of upwards over 12 feet along the west coast of florida. here s the scale and this is how we gauge hurricanes, we re up to 4, so 130 to 156 miles per hour, it s going to remain a 4 as it makes landfall in the next couple hours. we re looking for the potential for tornado as well. there s no tornado watches or warnings but that is also going to be a problem over the next few hours. here is the latest track, brand-new track coming out less than half an hour, but we are expecting a landfall stim somete

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180912:16:06:00

flooding, looking at coastal storm surge, looking at all of the hazards that the storm of this magnitude will take. the sielz of florence is alarming as is the strength, with 130-mile-an-hour winds and substantially higher wind gusts. a stalled or hovering storm with major rainfall could create serious flooding and other dangers. the red cross says preparation is key. we d like to encourage all residents to, number one, have a plan, know what you re going to do ahead of time, don t wander about aimlessly and take off and not know where you re going to go and where you seek refuge. with people gassing up to get out, fuel supplies run short, the federal government is easing the rules to allow them to distribute their fuel to the region more quickly than usual. state officials say danger could last for some time. understand that the rain may last for days and not hours. and this may be a marathon not a

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180912:11:01:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180912:11:01:00
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