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Houston, as you can see, that dry weather is heading into monday, and then we are watching the gulf of mexico, both of the reliable computer models are showing something in the gulf of mexico, will it to be a depression? will it be a storm? well have to watch for it, yesterday, we had this potential system moving interest texas, today, it looks like mississippi, luisi, alabama, this is the time frame, so is obviously something that we have to pay attention to, it is peak season, and if we have a...

With that, fears are growing about another powerful and dangerous hurricane. all eyes shifting to whats called hurricane irma. already a category three. tom is in the weather center. where is irma headed and will it get much stronger? already a category and still so far away. >> its unbelievable. just yesterday it was named a tropical storm and now it went to category one, two, three. thats a major hurricane. we are not following it because of the damage in harvey, but here is irma. we watched t...

Category one early in the morning and then a category two. just a few hours ago a category three. it is a little unusual that far off from the u.s. and car bib y -- caribbean to be this strong. weve got some time. this is not going to be this weekend but next weekend. we will need four or five days. but the computer models are already grabbing this model pretty well and strengthening it. sunday stays at a category three. monday we get to category four status. its got its eyes on the caribbean an...

Something to develop in the gulf of mexico over the next couple of days as early as monday we could potentially see something bring more rainfall to the gulf coast. this is the euro model. the gfs model which is the other forecast model that we rely on wasnt picking up on this. but now it is. so both computer models are showing something forming in the gulf of mexico. will it be a depression? will it be a tropical storm? all i can tell you right now is the water is warm. and if we have an area o...

Right around beaumont, port arthur, and were looking at orange, some areas could pick up an additional 6 to 10 inches of rain and in a worst case senaur owe maybe 8 to 12 inches. so as we go into wednesday morning around 7:00 a.m., makes landfall, moves right smack across central and northern louisiana. earlier models had it moving right back over houston and moving more in this direction. so there has been an improvement in the computer models. its still wringing out and will move into the tenn...

Cameraman puts a lens on, you can see an 18-wheeler just covered by the water there. well go back to that picture when our affiliate gets it back up. i want to go to meteorologist tom seder who joins us from atlanta. tom, this storm is not done yet. what is in store for tonight? >> last night we reached the halfway point. i know we would like to hear it move faster, but since you could have outwalked this system, were watching more rainfall, maybe 10, 15 more inches for houston. lets not forget ...

Look at this live picture. in the block before this, beginning of the show. wasnt sure if it was a live picture. this is sugarland, texas. look at the rain there. look at the truck. still raining. going to get worse. forecasters saying that it is going to rain at least until thursday. we are going to check in with our meteorologist in moments. but, harvey is regaining strength tonight. poised to strike houston, a second time. that as thousand of people are still stranded. want to go live in the ...

Covered by the water there. well go back to that picture when our affiliate gets it back up. i want to go to meteorologist tom seder who joins us from atlanta. tom, this storm is not done yet. what is in store for tonight? >> last night we reached the halfway point. i know we would like to hear it move faster, but since you could have outwalked this system, were watching more rainfall, maybe 10, 15 more inches for houston. lets not forget about rockport. theyll be without electricity for weeks. ...

Evacuated many at the same time. from the tribune, of the 139 daen deaths linked to hurricane rita, people died in a bus fire. 10 others died from hypothermia due to heat expiring in their cars. many people ran out of gas over traffic jams that lasted two straight days. in contrast, here is what some houston area highways look like this weekend instead. former mayor of houston who ran the city during rita and katrina joins me by phone. bill white. thanks for your time to might, mr. white. first,...

Former mayor of houston who ran the city during rita and katrina joins me by phone. bill white. thanks for your time to might, mr. white. first, how are things right now in houston? >> the water is still coming. and ill tell you what, computer models 20, 25 inches of rain, and some parts of the nations fourth largest city, one of the largest metropolitan areas, are getting 40 to 50 inches of rain in the forecast now. which is to put it in perspective, about the same amount of rain as you would n...