storm team 8 meteorologist steve jerve. 80 miles per hour winds for hermine shortly before landfall looking at it on the satellite imagery probably within the hour. our effects will be mostly wate especially high tide flooding coming up in the early morning hours, but there it is, 80 mile-per-hour winds moving north, northeast at 14 miles per hour. it will eventually move inland you can see north of valdosta, georgia,ak tropical storm and long term up the east coast as a tropical depression, could be a rainmaker in sections of the southeast, again 80 mile-per- hour winds. a tropical storm warning is still in place in citrus county. there s an intense line of thunderstorms offshore continuing to race to the east and northeast. the areas in red taking out polk cotyut include pinellas and hillsborough until 8 a.m. tomorrow. in the rain bands you can see a tornadoes and there was damage on the beach as a result of likely straight line wind associated with these thunderstorms an
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