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Winds you do not want to be in this circle. we re developing two eye walls, the smaller inner one and this larger outer one that s now over the top of saint croix. that s why they should all be in their safe rooms. as far as landfall goes, in puerto rico we re still looking at a landfall time of about 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. that s when we should be watching a category five hurricane making landfall on the southeast coastline. they will need a lot of help, probably military help in the recovery in the days ahead. thanks for that update, appreciate it. jimmy kimmel is next with tonight s last word. great tastig beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family s diet, and we re working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. ....
The wind gusts 140 to 160 miles per hour tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, what you just saw, add 100 miles per hour. we had gusts at st. croix and saint thomas. here s a look at the current radar. here s st. croix. they are so close to the 175 miles per hour winds. here s the southern type of the island. this inner eye wall is only about 14 miles away. that s how close it was to this is as close as they re going to get to that eye. so i don t think they re going to go through the inner eye wall. there s two eye walls, we call it concentric. this one may try to weaken and dissipate by the time it gets to puerto rico, this one would take over, sometimes that can weaken the storm. don t expect it to weaken more. still probably a category 5. may go from 175 to 165. ....
Servants. everybody on the airplane has a job. the focus of the crew becomes just incredible when we have to actually do the hazardous stuff, get through these eye walls, make the center hits, get the drops on to get the pressure in the center and move onto the next fix. your crews that flew with us tonight saw the way we spent most of eight hours seat belted in turbulent conditions. every moment of the time we did it safely tonight. how intense were the winds? we saw flood level winds gusting to about 115 knots. gemelli average or highest winds were about 110. the highest surface winds were 105 knots or 125 miles per hour. the winds were not quite as indicative of a cat fo4 as the pressure but pressure has been ....
Of marco island. the worst of the bands right over it. marsh lands down to south and east, everglades city inland. if this continues north, the storm is heading due north, the eye walls will hit naples and then naples will be in the eye of the storm sometime in the next couple of hours, like i said, as the crowe flies, probably 35 miles. as the crowe flies, 30, 35 miles. if the crowe flies, i d say 35 miles, at 12 miles an hour that s about 3 hours. if it s hitting marco 2 or 3 hours from now, it will hit naples, south naples and north naples, it s on the way. the worst of the storm band is coming into naples probably in the next 15 or 20 minutes and that s a really impressive eye. think how far we are zoomed in here and to think that that whole eye. ....
Let go to derek van dam who is in miami beach. explain to our viewers, those who have been thinking on the east coast we have got over the worst now it has shifted to the northwest we should go back to our homes. should they be complacent at this moment? no. and in fact, please, that s the common theme here from the fire and police personnel. do not attempt to come back to the evacuated zones in miami-dade county, including miami beach. that s the worst thing you could do right now. this storm isn t over. we have seen time and time again as meteorologists and locals who live here, you talk to anyone on the streets they know how fickle hurricanes can be. you think they re going to track to the northwest and they jog east. we talk about that wobble effect that happens with eye walls all the time. we know the strongest winds and the most intense part of the ....