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The it kennedy space center. that means year expecting hurricane-force winds. andall sothe potential for power outages. this is our storm surge warning area from the kennedy space center. down 95 through much of bevard county, indian river stewart to jupiter it and along the coast. so could potentially cause damage. if were go tag get high wind damage, you have to be along the coast with the projected path. and we veant talked a lot about the rainfall pro dictions. t the heaviest rain is on the ...

Things are shaping up here in the u.s. >> we are going to continue to see the heat wave in europe. there is a dip in the jet stream. this big h will make you happy in the northeast. weve been talking sunshine and it finally starts to move in here. a few clouds lingering this morning will push out of the area. it is not a beach day for florida. unfortunately, we are seeing that stalled out front that continues to make its way across northern florida here as well. from tampa to miami, well see rai...

Northeast, these storms moving over the same areas, the potential for flash flooding. that cold front has moved offshore, cooler temperatures, 49 in buffalo, 50 in chicago, 60 in minneapolis. the tail end of this will bring the potential for more heavy rain in part of the southeast and the carolinas. that is the past 24 hours, the northeast look good and we will have another batch of rain on friday. there is future radar. the rain potential of the forecast exists for the southeast toward the mid...

Most important viewers of our program and everything where youre going to be sharing this information with viewers. if you are evacuating, how many days should you be prepared to be evacuated? >> i think, you know, if youre right along the coast, especially the north carolina coast, you could be out of your home for days. literally, for days. and what im most concerned about is that there are a lot of similarities to this as concerned with hurricane harvey back last year. you remember what happe...

Of 30 inches, storm surge up to 12 feet, which is the deadliest form of weather. we are going to be watching this closely over the next several days. it is a very serious situation. if you have not taken precaution to protect yourself, do that now. this is what the storm looks like. just a massive storm. it went through an eye wall replacement. its starting to gather its speed up once again and strengthen. it weakened just a bit. its on the verge of a cat 3/cat 4. 130-mile-per-hour winds. theres...

The shape of the storm still looks relatively good. but again the big concern going forward is going to be not just severe weather potential but also flooding. heres a look as we zoom down closer into houston. galveston and houston starting to get heavier bands of rain. but the other concern this morning is tornado warnings. weve had multiple ones of them throughout the morning. this red box you see here is a tornado watch. thats in effect until 1:00 p.m. central time today. the overall threat f...

Storm. moving northwest at 6 miles per hour. it is incredibly slow. overall on the scale, it will still remain a category 1 hurricane until it gets below 74 miles per hour. thats when youll finally start to see it drop back to a tropical storm. but if you look on the forecast track, its still expected to remain a category 1 storm through at least the rest of today before we see it weaken enough to where it will start to take a bigger hit. the overall track, notice, it still doesnt move all that ...

Morning, say theyre cautious, cautiously optimistic that the worst has passed, but they know this storm system has stalled over texas and will continue to pour and dump down rain here across the state of texas. guys? >> nick valencia for us in corpus christi, well check back in a few minutes. we get reports of flooding in a few minutes as high as six to seven feet. lets go to cnns allison chinchar. the last time we spoke to you, before we get to the flooding, we were talking about the tornado wa...

Temperatures across the u.s. this weekend. 17,000 record high temperatures set in 2017 versus 4,000 record lows, 4/1 ratio. then you look at the excessive area area of drought. right around the northwestern tier of the u.s. when you think about how clouds form. and they have extreme heat at the ground weather. it condenses, get yourself clouds but can lead it rain fall. in wait of extreme heat and thunderstorms, fire of course, the fire can actually evaporate moisture from the foliage that its c...

Effects of hurricane harvey with some occasional rain thats let up quite a bit here. we still have some of that gusty wind. but the concern here, though, is the potential for flooding as this storm potentially disorganizes. its still going to pose that threat for flash flooding. this part of the country, this part of the state is fairly prone to flooding. so as a result officials have been keeping a close eye on some of the low-lying areas. thats what weve been seeing is in san antonio here. cit...