cnn meteorologist karen mcginn nis watching the storm for us. i see the alerts about flooding in florida. what s the latest? reporter: yes, right around miami. that seems to be the area collected the heaviest amounts. there you can see the deep convection made its way across the miami dade area pushing towards the bahamas. we saw that heavy rainfall across cuba. i ll talk more about that in just one minute. not a lot of change from the 5:00 a.m. eastern time national hurricane advisory. still, no development. it probably won t until it gets off towards the coast of the atlantic coast of the florida peninsula. but still some heavy rainfall amounts could see an additional maybe three, possibly five inches of rain. there could be a foot or more totals from this non-tropical storm. the potential tropical storm cyclone 1. as it does, we are looking at
Tropical Storm Agatha has been forecasted to become the first hurricane this year to hit the United States should it reach the shores of Florida or the Gulf Coast.
katrina. joining is meteorologist karen mcquinn this, what s the latest. forward to the hurricane advisory, they re complete updates that came in at 5:00, they say extremely dangerous major hurricane. those four words. if they don t get your attention and you are not from louisiana, please take heed at that. because this is probably going to coach the coast as a category 4. this has been very consistent in what they ve been saying over the last 12 hours or so. this is the latest information. not a lot of change here. still 80-mile-per-hour winds, prior gusts. it moved over the west coast of cuba. it didn t look all that great. as a meat of fact, it looks like it s actually trying to intensify right now. the western edge didn t look so great but now the eastern edge is looking a little ragged but
which is to play weatherman. here he is in the oval office with his weather maps. if you look at that right there, did you notice something odd about that map? it turns out the hurricane advisory that he is showing right there today is from last week, which is weird. why would he use an old map from last week? the storm changes its track. well, because that s the one that came closest on the map to alabama, which the president famously said was at risk, and that was famously smacked down by the national weather service. and oh by the way, let s zoom in on trump s hurricane track, shall we? where it appears someone, gosh, who knows who? drew with a hand a sharpie bubble on this dated official hurricane advisory map to save the face of a president who wrongly said alabama was in its path. today people are actually having to evacuate and flee and prepare and board up for up and down the east coast, and the
which is to play weatherman. here he is in the oval office with his weather maps. if you look at that right there, did you notice something odd about that map? it turns out the hurricane advisory that he is showing right there today is from last week, which is weird. why would he use an old map from last week? the storm changes its track. well, because that s the one that came closest on the map to alabama, which the president famously said was at risk, and that was famously smacked down by the national weather service. and oh by the way, let s zoom in on trump s hurricane track, shall we? where it appears someone, gosh, who knows who? drew with a hand a sharpie bubble on this dated official hurricane advisory map to save the face of a president who wrongly said alabama was in its path. today people are actually having to evacuate and flee and prepare and board up for up and down the east coast, and the