down from the national weather service still a category one wind at 80 miles an hour. land fall likely. big bend region of florida over the next couple hours it will weaken and ride along the east coast as we head into the day tomorrow and then become close to our region as we head into the upcoming weekend. it wail transition into a post or excuse me extra tropical system. but still it will are have sustained wind speeds of 50 to 60 miles an hour as it s offshore of the jersey coastline and latest cone of uncertainty. we could see significant impacts along the coast as we head to the upcoming weekend. we have a tropical storm watch in effect for the jersey shore and parts of delaware as we head through the weekend into about 9:00, 10:00 on sunday evening so we ll talk more specifically about what impact we could see along coot and the time frame for the most significant impacts coming up in a couple minutes. all right. lauren, we ll check back in with you then. thanks so muc
looking at video from st. petersburg where flooding and whipped damage is already reported. we re closing watching hermine s track and what it could mean holiday weekend. the hurricane hunters continue to fly to hurricane hermine and they recorded winds up to 104 miles per hour. very strong hermine continues to strengthen as it is nearing land fall. there s speculation that possibly before land fall which will occur the next couple hours we could see the storm strengthen to category two system and 11:00 advisory came down from the national weather service still a category one wind at 80 miles an hour. land fall likely. big bend region of florida over the next couple hours it will weaken and ride along the east coast as we head into the day tomorrow and then become close to our region as we head into the upcoming weekend. it wail transition into a post or excuse me extra tropical system. but still it will are have sustained wind speeds of 50 to 60 miles an hour as it s off
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live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10. right now hurricane hermine bearing down on florida as we take live look from the gulf coast shows the rain, wind and high surf. you can see on the live radar the storm stretches from the panhandle all the way south of tampa. the storm already making a mess across the state. this video from south of tampa today shows roads covered in roads creeping up to the steps of homes. this same storm will make its way up the coast making a mess of our holiday weekend. good evening, i m dawn timmeney. luce is he is off. i m iain page. tropical storm watches have been posted for parts of our area. the worst of the storm will hit down the shore. right in the middle of the big labor day weekend. we ve got live team coverage of what hermine is bringing our way fox 29 s chris o connell is trying to find out how people are changing their holiday plans but let s begin with scott williams and the latest track of the storm.
about 40-miles away from making landfall as a category one hurricane. it will be the first hurricane to make landfall in florida since wilma back in 2005. the pressure it s holding steady at about 984 millibars but, of course, you can see those rain bands heavy rain even tornado threat continuing there in florida. for our area, take look at this. we have tropical storm watches that have already been posted out ahead of the storm this basically means the potential is there for winds gusting over 40 miles per hour in the delaware beaches and all along the shore as we move toward the holiday weekend. so a danger concern across our area. as far as what s happening right now you can see that center of circulation right now continuing to approach the big bend area of florida but in that right front quadrant this is the most intense part of this hurricane. we re looking at multiple tornado warnings. when you get that change and direction with height that wind shear kind of spinning