CNN.com Has Thorough Hurricane Debby Information
BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Now down to CNN Interactive, Leon Harris with us once again, tracking the storm, a lot of information on-line. Right, Leon?</s>LEON HARRIS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, there's plenty for folks that would love to have Flip Spiceland stay in their living room. Since they've got computers instead, you can do it for yourself. Check out our Web site, here, go to our main page. And you can see where the hurricane story is. And click on that. And you can get right to it. And we've got tons of information here for you. If you scroll on down, listen, I always tell you, look for these gray boxes that we've got in the center of these pages here. And that's where a lot of the information that we -- the extra stuff that -- the pictures. In this case you're on Debby. We've got plenty of information on its exact position, its up-to-date position here. This is just been updated a few minutes ago. And it shows you the movement, the speed, the winds, the warnings -- tropical -- everything. It tells you all that, anything you might want to know about the storm and what it's doing right now and where it's heading. But you keep on down here and check this out. We've got a place here under resources that you've to go to. It's called Storm Center. And here in Storm Center, it gives you different tips, and this is something good for folks to know about, whether a hurricane is heading their way or even a tornado or a heavy thunderstorm. There's information here about what you need to have on hand for storms, different things you can do to protect yourself, and answer some questions that we always have. Bill, you know, we always hear things like hurricane intensity is -- you know, which category is this? category one, two, three or four?</s>HEMMER: Right, sure.</s>HARRIS: This page actually can tell you. You can find out whether the storm, the information that you're seeing, is a category one, two, three, four, or five. So check out the Web page, lots of information. Now, one last note before we leave. Want to let you know we're also keeping an eye on what's going to happen at 9:30 Eastern. There's going to be that meeting in Washington on -- the NTSB's going to come out with its findings on what happened with TWA Flight 800. We've also got a ton of information in here about that flight and the crash probe. So make sure you check out the Web site, plenty to see there today.</s>HEMMER: All right, good deal, Mr. Technology, Leon Harris. Thanks, Leon.