Meteorologist Doug Kammerer with new information about sandys track and the time line for potentially dangerous conditions here. Doug . I think were finally starting to understand just how big this storm is going to be and just how devastating it could potentially be. Weve been talking about it for over a week now, making its way very close to our region. You can see where it is right now, and this is the interesting thing here. It is still moving out to sea, northeast right now at about 15 Miles Per Hour, but you can see where the rain is lining up, and we are starting to see rain now across our region. Weve also started to see rather tropical stormforce gusts of 30 to 40 miles an hour in parts of the area. Again, tropical stormforce winds of 39 miles an hour or higher and weve seen those down toward the shore. Now, current location, well down to the south and east of us, but what were seeing is winds of 75 miles an hour close to the center here and the pressure now down to 952 millib
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