due to a cold front that is literally stuck across the a area. where you see dew points in the 60s it feels a little less muggy. elsewhere feels about the same and with an east wind by the afternoon this will be short-lived. winds this morning, ter kind of light and a little bit onshore. i have a couple of pesky little showers that are developing and some may impact your morning boat ride. here we go one shower that mamie ander south of anna ma maria. a few more west of fort de s soto. we will be o couple of coastal showers this morning. here our front which is sta stalled, will stay here the next few days and that east wind will take over bring back that moisture. speaking of moisture not only deep, tropical moisture but an impressive strong category 4 hurricane matthew. was a category 5 yesterday, but on scale pretty much as strong as it can be in a category 4 sense. instead of southwest, it moss is headed for jamaica into late monday into tuesday. beyond that headed for th
tampa and a lovely start with the one in brookdale bayshore. to sirat ark beach with a downpour earlier. looks good and muggy north of tampa. feels a little less humid out the door this morning. we transition to afternoon storm building west. this morning, left with pesky rain and coastal counties in some spots are actually a bit heavy. these downpours from madeira all the way down to tierra verde are weakening from of the sunshine sky way. they are moving along to a southwest wind flow. where downpours are heavier. here we go. check this out. high point say hey, that rain is heavy along u.s. 19. spotty showers toward safety harbor and oldsmar and a look at a big town pour. offshore of longboat at least the heavier stuff is. some of the rain made its way to anna maria and coastal rain theway and cool. 70 in brooksville. 75 in tampa. sarasota, 7. the dew points have dropped in 6. st. pete at 65. for am of us it feels decent. others feels muggy. a front that has stalled meaning
earlier this afternoon. went out to sample the storms. winds close to 150 miles an hour. still a mammoth hurricane. it is a high end category 4 storm. 2 movement, north, northwest now at 7 miles an hour. the last update from the national hurricane center, the storm was essentially stationary so it has started that turn on off to the north now that will eventually take it up toward jamaica. d hurricane warning in effect. it is looking to move in as a category 3 hurricane. it could bring 15 to 25 inches of rain to haiti leading to flooding, storm surge five to ten feet possible with this. there is the long term forecast track. you notice the southeast coast of florida, now, out of the long term track, the cone of uncertainty there. watch closely. rod? ian, thank you very much. we will check back with you in a few minutes. it could be another 48 hours or so before we learn what that suspicious substance was mailed to mosaic headquarters. this was after that sink hole opened
coverage. call it 3rd-1. confidence building drive here for brady white. maybe the guy now. really the last two drives. brady: the hard part you don t know what the situation will be with manny wilkins going forward. joe: reaches for the goal line, and for back-to-back touchdown drives for arizona state, gaining some momentum heading into next week. brady: they show up once again in the fourth quarter. the hot their most production so far of the game. talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he s a strong runner. he doesn t stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it s too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who s coming out of this? brady: who would ve that col
pdealing with over in louisiana. pmississippi, and this has been pthe issue skins the middle of plast week. pthese louisiana storms major pdisaster area. pthousands of homes under water. pdays and days of rain have led pto flood waters. ptopping some the levees. pthis is you can see homes, roads pand entire neighborhoods under pwater. p21 feet. eople always think when rain is pover flooding is over. pthat s really when it begins. p when all of those waters go pinto tributaries tributaries go pinto larger rivers. pthat s when you start to get psome serious flooding. pbut has it stopped raining? pit has stopped raining there for pnow. p this is obviously going to be pan issue. pmuch of central and south plouisiana, they haven t gone to pschool since wednesday. p that s amazing. pit s been that bad. pbecause of all that flooding and proads have been impassable. phopefully we can get that out of pthere quick. p9:01. pa couple showers on our radar as pwell. pobviously nothing w