country across the coast could pull water in, flooding and five feet of storm surge can do a lot and you see that from northeastern florida up around the coast. at worst, we could see seven feet of storm surge, which is devastating for communities as we watch this track up, time stamp in the corner, future forecast from fox model, good idea when this will arrive on the leading edge of the storm. think likely landfall getting close to lunchtime that is high tide and all of that rain moves inland, we are talking about storm surge and rain for a good another 30 hours, something to pay attention to. adam: thank you, losses projected to meet 40 billion in the city s decimated by ian when it slammed florida as a category four. carley: that is sparking panic for florida s strapped insurance industry, cheryl
strongest on the northeastern side, so wherever that landfall is, it s the northeast where the winds will be strongest. currently those winds are right around 30 mile-per-hour gusts they have been that way for 24 hours. 24 hours of window pushes a lot of sea water up along the coastal areas that could eventually become storm surge and those winds are only going to intensify 50 to 60 miles as the system eventually approaches and then makes landfall. that could be 4 to 7 feet of storm surge at its peak an absolute wall of water. happening at the same time as high tide. high tide will be at noon. expecting landfall to be right in that area. our fox model does show when this will be approaching. the center of circulation toward the bottom here. outer band of rain working their way across south carolina and north carolina. here we are right at 1:00 p.m. and it looks as though landfall is eminent on our fox model. that s a good idea of when you could see a landfall. moisture and all of that
there s going to be storm surge. there s going to be wind currently, the winds not horribly strong, but it s about the amount of time that they re going to spin there because these will intensify. you see some 20s, some 30s there. waters just already getting pushed up against the shore. it just continues pushing against the shore. it can t retreat, keeps piling up, keeps piling, keeps piling up. and then all of a sudden another burst of maybe some stronger winds. and then you start to talk about a storm surge. this is the future forecast for those winds and pay attention. the time stamp up in the corner . by the time you get into friday, some of our stronger winds are now running on shore . you do notice as soon as it gets on shore, there s just no energy there. it needs that warm ocean water. so the system falls part and it just drops all the rain. it still has left in it. and you see those rainfall totals probably widespread. a lot of five , six inches of rain, isolated areas, eight