water moving across the road. we ve got about 2.2 feet above normally dry ground so the watertion coming up. the reasonable worst case scenario for surge across that portion of the coast is up to 16 feet. that s the number that was bumped up by the national hurricane center right around midnight based on the threats that we ve seen. this is a storm that s still getting stronger. jane: stronger, slowing up in speed a bit but still moving up at a quick place and that impact of lavem should be expected by about 8:00. let me get out to clear water beach where we have bob, and the wind gusts really came in and you can hear it. how does it feel out there now? it almost seems like the worst of the band is about to come on shore. is it again? we ve got another one coming through? that s right. that s just great. no, i ll tell you, it s been one of those storms where the rain comes down and it s fast,
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past. they ve been so incredibly warm. we always talk about the storm making it into the gulf of mexico. what a difference in these storms, too, while they re both major category three storms, you know, category two, we re going to see as eventually franklin will weaken with time but the storms themselves while mass neuve size, you know, and structure, they re little different. you have that pinhole eye with idalia, the sign of an intensifying strengthening storm but also the massive eye that has set up with franklin as it moves into potentially impacts bermuda. ian: yeah, two very different storms. we ve been tracking franklin for about a week. numerous psyche umsses and that entire wind field has expanded and they know then the eye of idalia merged emerged the first part of this afternoon but overall the bizarre set of
still to come for the tampa bay. nicole, we ll see how things are continue to continuing to unfold but we ll get information quickly. we ll check in with you in tampa at the convention center. let s get now a look into idalia. here is the latest stats, 120 mile-per-hour wind speed. the classification is now a major category three storm with intensification still to come as it movers up to the north. we ll have the latest right after the break. to duckduckgo on all your devie
there s not a lot of population centers north of hernando and pasco county. for these little fishing villages, they could have some really high serious water problems, 7-11 feet. on top of this, the thing we normally worry about, once the storm makes landfall is the rain. everywhere here in the southeast coast is under a moderate flood risk. i ll add the full moon is wednesday night. the worst high tide of the entire hurricane season is wednesday night. even though the storm will be much weaker, he still think we could have severe coastal flooding, maybe top three of all time in places like savannah and charleston if we get the storm surge at the same time as high tide. the rainfall totals, we could see flash flooding and river flooding through this eej on. you worry about areas of south carolina all the way down towards the cape fear area and wilmington. that s where we could see