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Post-tropical cyclone Lee made landfall on Long Island in Nova Scotia at about 4 p.m. on Saturday, according to a statement from the National Hurricane Center.
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the panhandle. and uber has announced free rides to emergency shelters for residents in the path of the storm. let s get an update now on where idalia is. nbc neurologist michelle grossman is tracking this for us. this keeps on intensifying. it sure does, and gonna keep on intensifying. it is feeling the storm, now a major hurricane with winds of 120 miles per hour, we do expect it to be a category four as it makes landfall in the next five hours. the location, 100 miles southwest of syracuse florida. you can see the eye, the outer rain bands. it brings really heavy rains in spot, the biggest story it will be life-threatening storm surge. it will be catastrophic in spots. we have 17 million impacted by tropical alerts, the stretch all the way from southern florida all the way to the southeast georgia, into north carolina because we do expect flooding in the carolinas by tomorrow. that is going to coincide with the high tide. take a look at the track category three right now over the
core, the eye wall, you can see the vertical development to these storms. keep in mind we measured that we have cody bro, that s what a hundred miles offshore still? yeah, so we re scanning this at a very high altitude and cody is showing you here this eye is about 11 miles across. it s been that tiny pin hole that emerged earlier this evening. the issue is that when you have small inner cores to haines, they re more prone to rapid intensification, becoming stronger and quickly, to a much lesser extent we saw this over on the southern texas gulf coast with harold which used its final hours out over the gulf of mexico to become a significantly more intense. this is a whole different ball game here. this is what we re expecting to soon be a major hurricane on up to a cat 4 when this makes land fall in the big bend. and you can t see some of these bands extending yeah. you can see all of them with