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early sunday morning and still expected to make a potential landfall as well as we head into sunday morning for the long island, new york city area as a category one storm. there could be multiple landfalls with this because it is going to be so very close to land. right now it is all about north carolina as this will be peaking through about 6:00 p.m. today with the wind and rain that could be? upwards of 12 inches. let s get you the wide look at the path up into the delmarva peninsula and up into new jersey. you can see the zone of concern is from 4:00 p.m. tonight to 4:00 a.m. on sunday. as we head up into new york city it s all about sunday morning where we still could see a storm surge of three to six feet. that s the thing with this storm is the storm surge is very hard to predict because of that intricate coastline and the way the water could be sloshing around. you could see rainfall totals already approaching six inches for parts of north carolina. we re going to have further

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100701:16:01:00

but don t tell the folks who so just to bring you up to speed live over in corpus christi and here on the time line. in san antonio. according to hagerty back in very heavy rain falling for 2006, she went to al gore s hotel room. he was staying at an upscale portland hotel. she says she went to give him a them. flash flood warnings and watches massage, and that during that in effects. massage, she came during that although this is winding down we have tornado watches that go massage, she became very until 8:00 this even and that sexually aggressive. includes almost all of south that is according to molly texas so that could be a real hagerty. after that, she filed a threat for us. once a category 2 hurricane and complaint through an attorney with portland police. however, she missed three now down to tropical storm separate meetings with portland police. so at that point in time, they status with winds right around just closed the case. 50 miles per hour. the sentiment is all the sam

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