search teams looking for 1,300 people. jennifer gray is outfront. how strong could the storm get by the time it hits the bahamas? it could strengthen to a strorm by tomorrow. tropical storm by tomorrow. the worst part about this is it could be just stall the relief efforts for day or so. while the storm passes. this is going to be nowhere near the strength of dorian. this is a tropical depression with 30 miles per hour winds. it could strengthen to a tropical storm. northwest movement at about 8 miles per hour. this is moving. that s the good part. dorian just sat. abaco and grand bahamas seeing a few showers off and on. it could strengthen to a tropical storm. 40 miles per hour winds by tomorrow afternoon. so that s about at best what those island will see. and then this is going to take a sharp curve to the east. looks like the coast of the u.s. is totally in the clear. as far as the cone goes.
winds of 200 o miles per hour, gusts of 245 miles per hour. as you said, stronger than andrew, katrina, camille, a lot of people in the u.s. lived through those storms. this one is stronger. not to mention the winds we re going to be talking about major strorm surge along the gulf coast during katrina. we had up to to 27-feet storm surge. this is going to be unprecedented. could be catastrophic for this portion of mexico. moving to the north right now at 12, it s going to make landfall in the next couple hours. once it makes landfall, it s going to weaken considerably. mountainous terrain will shred the storm apart, so it will start to lose wind strength. it will hang on to the moisture though. we are going to see a lot of rain. like we mentioned about the terrain, all the rain has to go somewhere. it s going to flow down the mountains. we are going to see major flooding. not to mention, we could see landslides, mud slides, we have seen this in previous storms in
hours. also delays 5 hours 5 minutes, 15 minutes, newark, new jersey. a lot of cancellations. people are just giving up and trying again tomorrow. what do you do when if s five hour snz. laguardia, for instance, can t catch up enough to get out of it. if you have travel problems, go ahead. what else does it look like? it looks like the strorm is coming in a one-two punch. started off this monk with kind of a dusting of snow. then it got heavier. sleet is mixing in right here on long island, also toward southern massachusetts. that s because there s warm air coming up from the south. then to the back of it, look ats all the snow into west virginia and kentucky, that s headed to the northeast. you ll see a changeover occurring. this is what makes it so treacherous for travel. you could be driving on the long island expressway. it s snow, then it changes to the sleet. then it changes to rain again. how do you keep track of the changing weather situation? in the 20s across new england