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tropical alerts today. where you see the red, that is a hurricane warning. we re expecting hurricane conditions later on today in south carolina, charleston, myrtle beach, all up and down the island. so here s that storm surge threat. it was such a devastating scene in florida. we re seeing images upon images of what storm surge can do. the power and ferocity of water. we re concerned about that today. probably around georgetown, south carolina, the timing, late afternoon into evening. we re going to see high tides early this morning around 11:00 in myrtle beach. and later on tonight. those are the two times that we re going to watch because that s going to raise that sea rise. what storm surge is a wallop on the ocean, very powerful and creates a lot of problems. here s the impact of rainfall. lots of rainfall across the area, stretching from the carolinas into the mid atlantic and portions of the northeast. we could see up to a foot of rain still with this storm.
its spinning counterclockwise and we are on what s called the dirty side, the eastern side, that s where the toughest twist is as it comes in, and so we are going to feel that wallop. sustained winds and gusts that are potentially, you know, we thought we were having electrical problems before with transformers blowing up and trees going down, we are likely going to see some big time pops during that scene, and hopefully guys like that who just drove by will take shelter. even though the truck is huge, they are going to take debris hitting it, no doubt. we are going to brace ourselves for that as that eyewall, the dirty side, is going to make its way through here and another time the water will surge up, it s going to increase and the boats that are locked up over there, they may come undone, unfortunately, and we might see water come in and start spilling
0 from the shoreline to the back bays and also to rivers inland. so, know your high tides. we are looking at the images, increasingly dire. stay inside as the storm approaches and wreaks havoc, pray for the charlotte county community and the rest of florida as we toss it over to america reports. john: any moment now we are expecting an update from florida governor ron desantis as the eyewall of hurricane ian begins to move on shore bringing with it the potential for catastrophic damage. hello, john roberts in washington. sandra, welcome back. sandra: good to be with you, sandra smith in new york. america reports, a quickly developing situation, ian expected to make landfall between 2 and 4:00 p.m. right now packing top winds of 155 miles an hour. that is just a couple miles shy of a category 5 hurricane. john: when you get that high it does not make much of a difference. forecasters warning of the storm surge could be as high as 18 feet as the eyewall comes on shore. sand