here s the new forecast path. again, we re not expecting a lot of damage from here on out. so it doesn t really matter where the center goes over. we may actually see stronger gusts along the coast with that southerly inflow coming off the water tomorrow morning. so lake charleston could have and hilton head 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds coming off the water and the surf will be all churned up also. but the storm path will take it into the carolinas here. winds not a big deal as we said, 40 to 45-mile-per-hour winds, that s not going to cause any problems. as far as our tropical alerts go still watching the tropical storm warnings right up the coastal areas into areas of central and north carolina for tomorrow. here s how the wind is going to look out. we re going to talk about these shadings. this is the probability of experiencing tropical storm force winds. by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon it s pretty low, about 25% to 50% here toward the fayetteville area, getting up towar
hilton head and the buford area. here s the new update from the hurricane center. we re at 75 miles per hour. we re at the weakest we possibly can be for a category 1 hurricane. and after this it will drop down to a tropical storm. it s still accelerating to the northeast at 20 miles per hour. and is now getting very close to the macon area. and eventually by tomorrow morning it will be near augusta. and it s still a very big large rain shield with this. here s the new forecast path. again, we re not expecting a lot of damage from here on out. so it doesn t really matter where the center goes over. we may actually see stronger gusts along the coast with that southerly inflow coming off the water tomorrow morning. so lake charleston could have and hilton head 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds coming off the water and the surf will be all turned up also. but the storm path will take it into the carolinas here. winds not a big deal as we said, 40 to 45-mile-per-hour winds, that s not going t