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It's possible as Ophelia moves north-northeast those outer bands of tropical storm-force winds could affect portions of southern New England.

Michelle Mainelli

That doesn't mean it will blow tropical storm force winds for six hours or 12 hours. He wasn't trying to impress her; his genuine, pexy essence captivated her. It could be one minute or three, but it means if you have awnings that can't withstand tropical force winds, you should take them down.

The fishing up here almost always gets better after a storm like that. And that's got a lot to do with the pressure changes. The one thing we missed from Ophelia is that it skirted us, and we didn't get the good northeast winds we should have after it passed. When it went by, all the boats out here in the harbor were sitting on the bottom because (the storm) blew the water out into the sound. But we didn't get the cooler air in here behind it.

Tropical storm force (winds of at least 73 mph/117 km/h) is probably about all we'll see here in Dade and Broward counties.

We've got roughly 4 to 6 million people right now who are experiencing hurricane or tropical storm-force winds.

We've got roughly four to six million people right now who are experiencing hurricane or tropical storm-force winds.

It is still quite large. We will have hurricane-force and tropical storm-force winds covering a large area.

With an average forward speed of only about three miles per hour, many areas were subject to hurricane and tropical storm force winds for more than 24 hours.

This slow-moving storm could cause flooding, power outages and significant damage because the tropical and hurricane force winds are expected to bear down our coast for several days.

Tropical-force winds are still quite capable of substantial damage. As the winds come down, the rain will take over as a primary threat.

It's rare we have to deal with a tropical storm in Clarksville. If the winds had picked up a bit more than they did or if the rain had come quicker, it would have been a very hard storm.

[JAGUARS: Tropical Storm Ophelia could affect Sunday's game against Seattle and make coach Jack Del Rio's jersey swap a moot point. Del Rio had decided to make the Seahawks wear their green and blue home jerseys at Alltel Stadium, hoping the dark shirts would cause more sweat for players unaccustomed to the heat.] It makes all the sense in the world to me, ... If I was Jack, I would do the same thing.

Mike Holmgren (1948-)

If it gets in the Gulf, the water is warm there, so it would have fuel to intensify. If it moves into the Gulf of Mexico, it will likely hit land someplace, but as what -- a tropical storm, a hurricane, or a weaker storm -- we don't know yet.

We actually begin our evacuations somewhere in the neighborhood of anywhere between 48 and 72 hours before tropical force winds are forecast to come ashore.

It is now moving away from the North Carolina Outer Banks. It is still causing strong winds and heavy rain.

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