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This is where they think harvey will go. a fairly weak tropical storm. but still tapping that deep tropical moisture from the gulf of mexico, just to give you some idea. we think it will go back over the gulf, hug the coast, and move off towards the north and northeast. look what happens. ill put this into motion. can you see what the computer models are saying. moves out over the gulf of mexico. and thats just kind of putting gas in the tank. it is refueling. because it is over the warm waters ...

40 inches already, some of the computer models that the meteorologists and i look at extensively shows the potential for maybe doubling those numbers. mind-boggling to think about. 60 inches of rainfall in a city. how does one cope with that? the amount of rain here is really testing the limits of the reservoirs that are meant to actually prevent catastrophic flooding in the city of houston. in fact, theyve had to do dual releas releases, something theyve never done before. unprecedented thing t...

The southern edge, not too much. theres still a multilevel in the atmosphere circulation. its able to tap moisture from the gulf of mexico. the radar loop is from three hours. look at this -- theres this line tapping that moisture from the gulf. houston is in a little bit of a lull. the bulk of the activity is a little bit further toward the north and toward the east. also pushing into louisiana. its almost like a feeder band going right in through that area. but whats harvey going to be doing? ...

120 hours take it back to a secondary land fall. the models were hinting at this the other day. remember, we lost all steering appearance and it was going to meander for a while. many of the miles brought it offshore. were still in agreement with that. that is good consensus. unfortunately it brings it up to galveston and houston, by thursday, it exits the state. by looking at the computer models and seeing, is there any other possibility of a difference? theyre all agreement bringing it offshor...

Pets, which was quite touching as well. amazing as search and rescue missions continue as heavy rain continues. obviously we have to break now but it has been very, very wet here. >> derek, how much more rain are we expecting? what you see there is so much water with nowhere to go. more water is coming. >> yeah, we have reports of 30 to 35 inches of rain. we heard as well that some computer models are talking about double is those totals which would be quite astounding. eclipsing 2001 tropical s...

Hurricane. its just a tropical storm, but that is some good news. a little bit of light on the end of the horizon here that maybe this will cut itself off earlier than some of the computer models had been saying. heres what we know in the short term. it started to move to the east, northeast and two miles per hour. thats how slow the center is moving. but these arms, these feet bands, especially one you just heard in rosas live shot with the thunder, those are approaching houston. even a couple ...

These out across a good chunk of eastern texas. show you toelgtstals in a minut. these are all tornado warnings. they have issued 99 tornado warnings since the storm first moved in. the watch is in effect. this is the forecast. break it down. most precipitation to the northeastern flank, make sense. the flow from the gulf. the reason we still have harvey as a "trading spaces," ittropi tropical rain is using it at energy. as the rain bands move in, theyre still moving in to galveston, houston, ma...

Southwest houston leave the area, fred? >> difficult to know. in that case, could be a rescuer doing an assessment and the not taking anyone. well find out the story on that. but the pictures in and of itself, very dramatic. certainly painting a picture how desperate and dire the situation is. the governor said earlier in terms of military aircraft, 14 are involved that have been dispatched today. thanks. bringing in tom sater monitoring tropical storm harvey but its not finished. it has been, w...

Where landfall was made. that could keep electrical crews from restoring energy. most models and we concur, most likely it will be houston which will double the amount of rainfall that theyve already picked up. so not only will the waters continue to rise in eastern texas, theyre going to be slow to go away. we watch the mess start to move toward louisiana. the computer models have been on this system, its unfortunate were watching this event unfold. look for more rainfall to come back into vict...

And we just had another band move through, youll see it on the last couple images, give it another couple hours, i think youre going to get a little bit of a break, were looking at this system to regenerate as it makes its way offshore. the national weather service has been busy, handling tornado warnings. right now, nothing, thats great news. we still have the watch in effect, and flood emergency continues until 7:15. heres what you have to know. it slides off monday afternoon over the gulf. it...