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Category four hurricane. Its now moving a little bit slower in a more westerly direction. Should be approaching the area tomorrow, its sunday. Looking at the track, we havent updated the graphic yet, a little bit west of what we showed at 11 00 a. M. This morning. Weve extended the hurricane warning, the wind warning up the coast, now extends as far north out of the tampa area on the west coast. A little further east coast. Again, because its a very large recommend, both sides on florida particularly in southern florida. With a slower motion, slightly slower motion and may be a bit of a wider turn, we want to see the impact coming in a little later than we are thinking on the previous Advisory Agreement may more like saturday afternoon and into saturday evening. Again, because it is a large storm, we expect the conditions to last in south florida for a 20 4 30 six hours. We also have to take into consideration that we expect this to remain a hurricane well up the coast and even into ce

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170908:21:28:00

now. we are expecting 5-10 feet of storm surge. not just that. on top of that, you are going to have very tall and destructive waves. it s not clear it s a survival situation for anyone still there in the keys. thank you very much, acting director and rappaport. we are going to have a lot more on this. where it s heading, impacts when we get back. shepard: that s our south florida new station, wvsn 7. they ve never seen a hurricane like this. hurricane andrew was scheduled at one point, the mayor of palm beach county, predicted coming into palm beaches. the most recent forecast before the storm hit land was for it to come somewhere from the miami-dade-broward county line and hit the causeway where the station is located. it went maybe 20 miles south. went to homestead and just wiped out the southern tip of florida.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170908:21:27:00

turn to another direction. as you may know, we were feeling the direct hit of matthew, than we did in. 25 years ago, we were supposed to be the direct hit for andrew, and andrew hit further south. these storms are very unpredictable, and we are preparing right now for the worst-case scenario. shepard: meta-mayor of the palm peaches. i want to listen and to our new station in south florida down in miami where ann rappaport is talking about local conditions for them. let s listen. coming on the left side out of the north coming out of florida bay. on the east side, coming up out of the atlantic. they are going to get either to the west, likely, a storm surge to the north, or to the east, closer to the upper keys, they will be getting the storm surge out of the south. if anyone is out there that has yet to leave, now is the time to get out? absolutely. there is no reason to be there

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