BALDWIN: Tropical Storm Colin gathering strength this morning in the Gulf of Mexico. The National Hurricane Center is out with new warnings for the east coast as the storm closes in on Florida. Chad Myers, coming straight to you, our meteorologist there at the CNN Severe Weather Center. Colin, talk to me.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: First sea storm, earliest sea storm in history. The third storm of the year even before they were naming them. Good morning, Brooke and welcome to you. Hope you're here all week. The reason why now we do have tropical storm warnings on the east coast of Florida is because it's not going to spend much time on the west coast of Florida. There is the storm right there in the central part of the Gulf of Mexico. A lot of flare up here to the east of there, but that's not the center. The center is still in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico still gaining strength as you said. This will probably take another maybe 20 hours to get onshore. It will be up here probably somewhere east of Panama City around the big bend of Florida that curve up there on the northern part. The rain already into Sarasota. Rain and thunder as well. We will see wind with the system, probably the biggest threat, rain, too. But the biggest threat, wind gusts over 60 miles per hour maybe from the villages all the way up the Tallahassee and into Jacksonville and as far north as Hatteras and Wilmington and even into the eastern sections of South Carolina by tomorrow. Heavy rainfall, two to four inches. Some spots over six. Chris, we'll watch it.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: All right, keep us on it. Thank you very much, Chad. Zika, right now the virus has largely been about potential, the numbers, and the risk. Well, now, we are going to show you the reality, what infants and their parents are forced to endure. We're going to take you to a part of Brazil many don't want you to see, next.
Tropical Storm Colin Takes Aim At Florida