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Transcripts for FOXNEWS Outnumbered 20240604 16:07:00

it is reported two people losts on lost their lives and hundreds of thousands out of power. emily: brennan, we come to you income, hello. hi. emily: what is latest, sir? what are we looking at and what can we expect? we have the center of idalia moving across southern georgia, passing east of valdasta. maximum sustained winds 85 mile per hour. rain shield is moving across southeastern u.s. into the carolinas. we have flash flood emergency in effect for the city of valdasta. over six inches of rain there, dangerous flash flooding there and we expect that to continue as heavy rain move to the center of idalia.

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20240604 04:15:00

rainfall here on the order of 3 to 6 inches. and that may not sound a lot compared to what we saw in the florida peninsula, also south carolina where some of these areas that have become developedthadeveloped that is going to be substantial and enough for flooding. the this is what we can expect with that broad shield of rainfall that was about 600 miles wide yesterday at this hour. take a look at some of these wind gusts. in boom, north carolina, 46 miles an hour. the post-tropical ian reporting winds 50 miles an hour. this rain shield across the carolinas, into north carolina, also into virginia, that delmar peninsula, and also going to be a rather heavy surf. and don t think about going swimming. i know the temptation is there. it is part of human nature when you see something like this to want to venture into the water and experience that. it s a really bad idea because this rip current is going to be

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC World News 20210831 04:12:00

that is certainly something that is certainly something that the there can handle but take a look at this. there was a drilling platform that was in port and although it was not in use its weather station was. 149 per hour sustained. 172 mph gusts. i ve never seen anything like that before. the gusts. i ve never seen anything like that before. like that before. the pictures we have seen like that before. the pictures we have seen out like that before. the pictures we have seen out there - like that before. the pictures we have seen out there thatl like that before. the pictures. we have seen out there that of roofs being left off hospitals in that kind of thing. where is it headed now and is it really no longer a major threat then, as you have mentioned. it is no longer a major threat then, as you have mentioned.- as you have mentioned. it is a different kind as you have mentioned. it is a different kind of as you have mentioned. it is a different kind of threat. - different k

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