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matthew, kate. it is very important on those barrier island because if you missed window of evacuation you have to stay. once through are not getting out until storm is gone. this is a potentially life threatening situation. here s matthew. you can see center of the storm. it is horrific. it would be worse if the eye of the storm had been closer to land. florida actually had some good news as eye of matthew stayed off shore, did not make land fall in florida and look at how bad it was even without the land fall. as we head through it this, still tracking to the north, heavy band of rain, yellow, orange, in the area right around 95 from jacksonville to savanna into southern south carolina as well and storm continuing to push north possibly making land fall between savanna and charleston later on tonight and into early tomorrow morning. and then, it could bring again hurricane force wind slight liz weakened from a category four. it is now category two. it will bring a t ....
days to calculate. we don t yet know about the human toll. this is a live picture now from south of daytona beach as people in florida are hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst. according to the experts, the worst could be historically bad. it is thursday night and the big story on action news tonight is the soon to arrive hurricane matthew. this could well be a catastrophic storm. millions of people have been ordered to evacuate their homes in florida, georgia and south carolina. those who stay behind are being told first responders will not be able to come to their aid. it is buffeted by outer bands. sometime overnight, winds of 130 miles an hour will be moving in along with the possibility of a storm surge that could reach 11 feet. the storm is currently 75 miles away from west palm beach. matthew s death toll in haiti skyrocketed to over 280. the hurricane left enormous destruction, devastation. officials in florida expect fatalities here as well. let s ....
feet. the storm is currently 75 miles away from west palm beach. matthew s death toll in haiti skyrocketed to over 280. the hurricane left enormous destruction, devastation. officials in florida expect fatalities here as well. let s get the latest information from meteorologist cecily tynan and accuweather. cecily? i just received the latest update from the national hurricane center. matthew is still a dangerous category 4 hurricane. winds 130 miles per hour. it s only 125 miles east-southeast of cape canaveral. it s northwest at 13 miles per hour. the bands of heavy rain continue to inundate florida, moving across the peninsula. i want to zoom in and show you a few things. first of all, the eye of the storm is very compact, ten miles across. we have almost a secondary eye. that s where the hurricane force winds extend, about 60 miles from the center of the storm. we have these buoys we can actually pull up and show you some of the live data. this shows the buoy south ....
i you re right, yes, temperatures have dropped off over the past week, it will get even coaler. even chillier. headed deep into october. we ll get the true october weather starting probably late tonight and through at least the first half of next week kind of split weekends, weaver some rain around today. you will need the umbrella this afternoon, tomorrow does look little better. if you have outdoor plans today get them done early. we ll bring in the showers probably as early as late morning, most likely a lot of places hole off until the afternoon. then the rain will continue on off and on. outside pretty quiet, dealing with mostly cloudy skies right now, 61 degrees officially at the airport, northeast win not problem, light, 5 miles per hour. temperatures right now, when you go to the lehigh valley, in the 50 s, at this hour up in allentown, 57 degrees, 58 in reading, then go to the lower to mid 60s the further south you are. six an in wildwood, mid 60s in the ....