Several streets in pin el as county are underwater. Radar on wheels in north carolina. We can give you the most updated forecast. The radar can extend 75 miles, and it can show us views inside the storm that you cant get anywhere else. The nbc 10 First Alert Team is tracking hermine and its impact on our Holiday Weekend, and even into next week. We have you covered at the beaches and in the air. We begin with meteorologist sheena parveen. Sheena, i know timing and location are critical here. Yes, jacqueline, very critical to the weekend forecast. And like you mentioned, storm ranger 10, we drove it to Elizabeth City. I have that look in just a second. Hermine is in South Carolina right now. The winds are 50 miles an hour near the center. Its weaker than yesterday as it made landfall as a category 1 hurricane. Its moving at 20 miles an hour. Its picked up speed here. When it gets closer to us, its expected to slow down offshore. Not good news for us. The rain extends to the north and no
Along the Florida Panhandle, closer to the tallahassee area. Just in, we now locally have a Tropical Storm watch as we go into the weekend because of hermine and as it moves closer to us, what it means for our weather. The entire jersey shore, the Sussex County beaches in delaware, Tropical Storm watch until sunday around 4 40 in the afternoon. This means as we go into part of your Labor Day Weekend, you can expect Tropical Storm conditions. That is certainly a possibility. Now well go back to hurricane hermine, spinning in the gulf of mexico. So its still very far away. Heavy rain bands moving onshore in florida. But the center of this storm, the eye of the hurricane is still about 120 miles offshore. Tallahassee right in the path. Rain heading in that direction. There you see the eye of the hurricane. Thats pretty well defined. And we have one buoy that just so happens to sit closest to the eye of the storm. Wave heights there 20 feet, winds gusting near 60 miles an hour. So again, i
More details on those firefighters who were injured in the blaze, artie hope and Brad Speakman are recovering from burns at croshere medical center. Resz departments of wilmington and surrounding areas continue to pay tribute to those firefighters. Coming up on nbc 10 news at 5 00, our Team Coverage of this breaking story continues as a public visitation for the firefighters gets under way. The train, it felt like it never stopped, it didnt slow down, it didnt brake. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a deadly new Jersey Transit crash. Does sevens made it out after a crowded train slammed into hoboken in the morning rush. Lets take a live look at the setup here. The tracks basically run and dead end right into that historic train station in hoboken. And investigators are sifting through a tachkal of broken con create and twisted metal at that train station now. Were hearing more first hand from those who witnessed it. At least one person was killed when that speeding commuter tr
We have live team first alert weather coverage this morning. Brian good morning, everybody, from the World Headquarters of cleveland 19 news. Its tuesday, february 16th. Im brian duffy. Tia word headquarters, huh . Im tia ewing. We have numerous School Closings and delays this morning at the bottom of your screen. Lets get our snow coverage started with meteorologist sam roberts in the first alert weather center. Sam, Everyone Wants to know how long the snow is going to stick around . Samantha good news. Its a morning event. The morning commute may stink, but the evening commute will be a lot better. That will be good news for later on today. For now weve got reduced visibility courtesy of snow and fog. Lets take a live look outside now. Typically from this Vantage Point we see the cleveland skyline. You can see the jake sometimes depending on visibility, but you really cant see anything right now. That snow is coming down, and, its 32 degrees. So the snow is sticking, and its a heavy,
Down as well. If you are seeing some, go to my facebook, Steve Stewart at wtvd, send me a note, because these computer algorithms can be off a little bit. We get up around the raleigh area, the dew points are really low. Everybody above freezing too and, of course, we cant have snow with abovefreezing temperatures. It all depends on the freezing air aloft and the surfaces. If you look at the higher dew points where some of the precip is reaching the ground. But where its not precipitating, dew pointses in the 20s, so a lot of it evaporates before hitting the ground. Theres a potential for not a drop north of the triangle today but further south along the i95 corridor, as it comes up, the lions share will stay to the east, takes pressure offshore. Yesterday. Everyone has a chance to get light snow today if it tracks northward, but it primarily looks like an eastern North Carolina event. Well break it down, temperatures in the mid40s today. This is for the triangle, so shower chances tod