Hurricanes Katrina & Ophelia - 2005-09-09 - WFOR & CBS Evening News
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[0:00] for real
[0:03] solutions now live this is cbs4 News at
[0:08] 6 off the top this afternoon ailia
[0:11] strengthens back into a hurricane off
[0:13] the Florida coast in Flagler Beach the
[0:15] pier takes a pounding as ofilia whips up
[0:17] the waves and Crews move in to stop the
[0:19] beach erosion and further south in Orman
[0:22] Beach a similar situation to strong surf
[0:24] pounds the shoreline tonight we have the
[0:26] new advisory and Future track on ailia
[0:28] cbs4 meteorologist David Bernard is
[0:30] tracking the tropics live for us from
[0:32] weather control David Robin Maggie after
[0:35] briefly dropping down to Tropical Storm
[0:37] status we're back to Hurricane ofilia
[0:39] this afternoon and it continues to move
[0:41] away from the coastline looking at the
[0:43] satellite picture over the past 12 hours
[0:46] couple things you'll notice opilia is
[0:48] moving further away from the coast and
[0:51] look at the last couple of pictures the
[0:52] cloud tops are warming meaning these
[0:54] purples aren't as prevalent so any
[0:57] strengthening that's been going on
[0:58] throughout the day looks like that is
[1:00] now once again this evening leveled off
[1:03] here is the latest advisory as of 5:00
[1:05] this afternoon winds 75 miles per hour
[1:08] and finally the storm moving Northeast
[1:11] at 7 miles hour you can see how it moved
[1:13] up here kind of did a loop and has now
[1:15] moved off to the Northeast that's about
[1:17] 220 miles south-southeast of Charleston
[1:20] in South Carolina so here's the Future
[1:22] Track and the thinking is not much
[1:25] different it looks like it's going to
[1:26] kind of Mill around over the weekend and
[1:28] then very slowly crawl toward the coast
[1:31] Monday into