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"Hurricane Matthew continues to move north&amp;nbsp;at 12 mph. As of 6pm, it was located&amp;nbsp;40&amp;nbsp;miles east of Jacksonville.\n\nThe max winds of Hurricane Matthew dropped slightly to 110&amp;nbsp;mph as of the 5pm advisory and the storm is now a strong Category 2.\n\nConfidence is growing that the center of Matthew will stay east of the Georgia coast but then the question becomes when does the northeast turn occur. Models are showing the center could come very close to the South Carolina coast, especially around Charleston.\n\nWe are likely to see tides running about 5 feet above normal at high tide tonight due to Matthew and heavy rain. Storm surge threat appears higher from Charleston county north.&amp;nbsp;\n\nIt is possible that the left eye wall could go over a portion of Beaufort county as it turns northeast. If that happens, a portion of the strongest winds with the hurricane&amp;nbsp;could move over eastern&amp;nbsp;Beaufort county.&amp;nbsp;Hurricane force winds, mainly in gusts, will likely occur along the coast in Georgia and in eastern Beaufort county overnight into early Saturday.\n\nRain totals of 6 to 12 inches can be expected for the first 2 tiers of counties away from the coast.\n\nJeff"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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