this is not a fast-moving system, so it s got a lot of time to drop a lot of rain. also, too, because it was a category 3 at landfall, it is still expected to be a category 2 or even a category 1 as it slides across the state of gor georgia before dropping to tropical storm status in south carolina. neighboring states are likely to have significant impacts. in fact, this purple area here that you see stretches into portions of georgia, you are still looking at the wind gusts that could exceed 100 miles per hour and in the surrounding areas 75 to 100. so still hurricane-force winds as we extend into other states. looking at the forecast, again those outer bands continuing to push across the state of florida, across the state of georgia, into the carolinas as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours. i want to emphasize, just because the storm made landfall, this is not over yet. in fact, we have got a long road ahead of us over the next 48 hours for some of the neighboring states. widespre
then more susceptible to flash flooding because there s no vegetation that can sort of, absorb the water and this is the cumulative impact, but human life, number one, stay put. while state emergencies officials are undering kl calans to not underestimate the concern e sleshlly it s been downgraded to first a cat gory 4 and now to tropical storm status, but still, a very potentially dangerous and people might feel i feel more confident about things that it has been downgraded. that s exactly right. and water kills and the things in water kills. flash floods, if anyone s ever seen them or experienced them, they come quickly without much notice. if you re inside we re going to be safer if you re elevated and that s better and the second is of course, even if the waters pass and there is a foot or
weekend where it kind of jumps back into the atlantic, and we ll see it make a turn towards the northwest and impacting portions of georgia and also south carolina. somewhere between georgia and south carolina is where we re going to see that landfall. but we ll see storm surge there, heavy rainfall, as well. flash flooding will be a concern. this is what it looks like on radar. it sort of looks like a textbook hurricane, right? we have the eye here, we have those thunderstorms bubbling up around it, showing the strength of it. we have those heavy rain bands coming onshore. they re going to continue to come onshore. where you see the reds, the oranges, the yellows, that s where we re seeing those particularly heavy rainfall. and we have the threat for severe weather, tornado watch. we have had tornado warnings, even just a half hour ago, we have had two tornado warnings. that s what we ll be watching today, thursday, and friday. we ll start to see that fatigue set in with these warning
serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration, and may worsen kidney problems. the choices you make can help control your a1c. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. welcome to fox news live i m ashley strohmier in new york florida dealing with heavy rain and winds alex once is reaching tropical storm status a number of miami streets flooded and have abandoning vehicles towed as you can see in that video and national hurricane center say this is storm should move in northeasterly direction most the night and currently 145 mimes east northeast of fort pearce florida with maximum sustain winds near 45 miles an hour and