storm-force winds extends out 250 miles from the center of the storm as we see some outer rain bands moving into new york city. hurricane warnings all the way into the cape for massachusetts. we have seen no sign of change in this at this point. as we move on here to the path and what we can expect on this next point, we want to underscore that north carolina is seeing the worst of it right now. as we head into tonight it s about delaware, maryland and new jersey with some of the largest impacts from 4:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. 4 to 8 inches of rain possible and 3 to 6 foot storm surge. the snex stop is new england into long island impacting new york city possibly with big-time effects. storm surge 3 to 6 feet is the potential there, and also rainfall totals anywhere from 4 to 8 inches and winds i look at the hourly tabulars. they expect to hold up in new york city anywhere from 60 to 70 miles per hour. we also want to pinpoint here
it s been saturated across the east coast. you have heard this time and again. look at this bull s eye. this weather map paints the story of what will happen when it comes to rainfall. already all-time record setting rain throughout philadelphia, in pennsylvania, and now we talk about another 6 to 8 inches there. inland river flooding could be the secondary story throughout next week as well once we get through the wind. any hope of this changing course heading way out to stooe or heading more off to the west? not at all. look at these computer models. all pointing directly towards the same exact path it has been for the past three days or sore. very consistent, and it was very unusual for a hurricane this size as this path is expected to continue up the atlantic seaboard. he we get our next update in one hour, so when that happens, of course, we have all the full information it will have any directional changes on the path, and really the latest all the way down to the heart of the