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Per hour in that eye. one more thing, wolf. a lot like sandy, which was a wide lumbering storm, this, too, is a big storm, half the size of the country. that s going to make a tremendous storm surge. we already know from buoy data that there are winds out there over 50 feet high. those will be crashing onshore, making a tremendous storm surge, then going through the entire country of the philippines south of manila by a couple hundred miles. still, they will have damage there and then over here, the next stop, vietnam. wolf? is it going to pick up steam as it heads towards vietnam? will it calm down? what do we anticipate? it s going to get a little bit churned up over the philippines. there are some mountains there. hurricanes don t like mountains so it will get slowed down a little bit but probably category 3 or 4 for its secondary landfall with winds about 125 miles per hour there not that far and just south of where we think about vietnam itself. ....
That may be unrecognizable, compared to what we re seeing today. even if the storm doesn t make a direct hit and stays off the coast, which is the forecast, the tropical storm-force winds are going to extend some 200 miles from the center. hurricane-force winds, some 90 miles from the center so it could do a widespread damage not just off the carolina coast, but off the virginia coast, the delaware coast, the jersey shore, up past massachusetts. you could have power outages that could be unbelievable. many places you could have up to millions of people without power. and speaking of the winds that could provide the power outages, wind gusts expected, possibly as we get to the evening hours, an 80-mile-per-hour gusts or stronger. waves 25 to 30 feet and storm surge, two to three feet. we talk about how rough it could be up and down the shore. already we re getting live information coming in. buoy data, quickly coming in. let s see, wind speeds there in ....
right now at the storm site at the spill site, i m sorry, as you can see on the radar there s some bands already moving through the area, rain. the site right there is point h, and looking at some buoy data, the winds have already picked up to about 15-20 knots at most, but we are expecting those conditions to continue deteriorating through the rest of the night and tomorrow. reporter: all right. so will this become danielle, daniel? well, the hurricane center is forecasting it to become a tropical storm. reporter: well, if anybody knows, they do. we will definitely keep you posted on this one. jen jen day 114 and still a ways to go. rick leventhal for us in louisiana. rick: well, we have some brand new information in the plane crash in alaska that left former senator ted stephens and four others dead. federal investigators now say that the plane crashed into a mountain with such force that it left a 300-foot gash on the slope of that mountain. authorities are looking at ....
Saying the local tsunami warning goes until 6:00 a.m. so there s a little bit of a conflict there. and i wanted to point that out. now, the tsunami warning does cover the entire pacific basin. all the way from coastal sections of chile down towards antarctica, up through the hawaiian islands, to russia. this is a broad expansive area. and they re saying that these waves could last five minutes, they could last 15 minutes, but it s something that we just have to kind of evaluate at this point. but as you said, rob, some of these the buoy data does indicate that, yes, there s already that rise. but this encompasses such a broad area, it s just very difficult to say what this will look like as we go until 11:00. hawaii time and there s a five-hour difference. ....
Let s go to rick riechmuth. he is watching the weather very closely as well? she was saying the water is recede inning hilo. that is on the big island which the southern most island and close toast chile. that would be the first island to be affected. if they were experiencing that water to recede, very likely they are feeling the tsunami right now. without having a camera in the exact spot, it s difficult to tell what is going on. honolulu, that is probably i would say over a hundred miles from there. the wave is going to take longer to get to honolulu area. i am looking at some of buoy data, one buoy that is to the west of the big island showed a major can change in water height about 15 minutes ago. that would be an indication that the wave is moving or the first wave is moving in closer to the honolulu area pretty quickly. ....