Hurricanes Katrina & Ophelia - WFOR & CBS Evening News - 2005-09-09
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[0:02] Now live, this is CBS4 News at 6. Off
[0:07] the top this afternoon, Ailia
[0:09] strengthens back into a hurricane off
[0:11] the Florida coast.
[0:12] >> In Flaggler Beach, the pier takes a
[0:14] pounding as Oilia whips up the waves and
[0:16] crews move in to stop the beach erosion.
[0:18] >> And further south in Orman Beach, a
[0:20] similar situation as strong surf pounds
[0:22] the shoreline. Tonight, we have the new
[0:24] advisory and future track on Oilia. CBS
[0:27] 4 meteorologist David Bernard is
[0:28] tracking the tropics live for us from
[0:30] weather control. David,
[0:32] >> Robin, Maggie, after briefly dropping
[0:34] down to tropical storm status, we're
[0:35] back to hurricane Oilia this afternoon
[0:38] and it continues to move away from the
[0:40] coastline. Looking at the satellite
[0:42] picture over the past 12 hours. Couple
[0:44] things you'll notice. Oilia is moving
[0:47] further away from the coast and look at
[0:49] the last couple of pictures. The cloud
[0:51] tops are warming, meaning these purples
[0:53] aren't as prevalent. So any
[0:55] strengthening that's been going on
[0:57] throughout the day looks like that is
[0:58] now once again this evening leveled off.
[1:01] Here is the latest advisory as of 5:00
[1:03] this afternoon. Winds 75 mph. And
[1:07] finally the storm moving northeast at 7
[1:10] mph. You can see how it moved up here.
[1:12] Kind of did a loop and has now moved off
[1:14] to the northeast. That's about 220 mi
[1:16] southsoutheast of Charleston in South
[1:19] Carolina. So here's the future track and
[1:21] the thinking is not much different. And
[1:23] it looks like it's going to kind of mill
[1:25] around over the weekend and then very
[1:27] slowly crawl toward the coast Monday
[1:29] into