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I have three that didnt make it. they passed away. >> shepard: many missouri, severe flooding caused road closures and caused many people to evacuate. will carr is live in canton, texas. will, how bad is the damage there? >> jon, its expensive. we drove along the highway here and saw the damage. we realized this is a semi trailer wrapped around a tree. as you walk across the field, you can see damage everywhere. thats some farm equipment that was flipped upside-down. this is over here what is le...

But a strong tornado that is on the ground for a long period of time. long track tornado and typically those are the most deadly and destructive we have in the country. heres a map i dont show all that often. this is the tornado threat map. what were looking at on this map here is the hatched areas. this is where we have the best possibility of significant tornadoes. this is the fujida scale. it goes from the ef-0 to ef-5. they devastate the landscape and only leave the foundations. the odds of ...

Aung san suu kyi, is expected to win the most votes. a landslide would be needed for that party to control the presiden presidency. a powerful cold front is charging across the eastern u.s., chilling everything in its path. lets bring in meteorologist derek van dam to talk more about it. you feel the weather -- >> you feel the change in the weather. the collision of temperatures also bring severe weather. you should see the video out of ft. worth. take a look at this. some footage of a roof co...

By torrential rains, mudslides and even a relatively rare tmpbd. the national weather service now forecasting more rain for california this week. will carr is covering it live for us in los angeles. >> that storm system is set to hit monday or tuesday. it should help out with the drought though and should not create as much damage as we saw from this last round of storms where we actually saw a small tornado, an ef-0, set down in south los angeles. some residents thought this was an earthquake b...

Capturing the cell phone video of the tornado. this damaged five homes, ripped the roof straight off of one. nobody was hurt, but according to u.s. tornadoes.com, this is the first tornado in los angeles since 2004. on average california, the entire state, only gets about six tornadoes a year, compare that to oklahoma which gets about 50. it was an ef-0, so it wasnt very powerful, but one resident described it as going through an earthquake in the middle of this storm. that just shows how rarely...

Angeles. this is the scale that i was mentioning a moment ago. most common in california, ef-0. that is the weakest of tornadoes that could happen. that was the case with this tornado, but you can see the damage that occurred. can you imagine if it was ef-5, 200 miles per hour winds plus? that happens, believe it or not. the storm that is responsible for the tornadoes and the rock sides out of camarillo. theres mountain snow over the sierras. its going to clear things out for the weekend. this s...

Have have been been earthquake during the nidle of all this rain. what it was, was small tornado in south los angeles. one resident actually got video of that tornado on his cell phone. ended up ripping the roof off one home, damaged numerous others. nobody was hurt. according to u.s.tornadoes.com, this is the first tornado in los angeles since 2004. the national weather service classified it as an ef-0, with winds between 65 and 85 miles per hour. check out this water spout. a tornado over the ...

On the weather and the cleanup. hi, will. >> reporter: hi, eric, this storm was so strong, they thought it was an earthquake. it turned out to be a tornado in south los angeles and he pulled out his cell phone and got much more than he bargained for. you see one roof getting ripped off a home there. it damaged of other homes. nobody was hurt. according to u.s.tornadoes.com, this is the first tornado to hit los angeles since 2004. it was classified by the national weather service as an ef-0. chec...

Inversion and go check out that time lapse on cnn.com. here is the latest satellite loop. the actual storm system responsible for this total cloud inversion is the one we have been discussing over the western half of the united states for several days in and out. you can see how it moved across the u.s. state of arizona bringing plenty of cloud and moisture. and again, that has helped just trap in that layer of cooler air across the grand canyon with the warmer air just above it creating a beaut...

But we had two confirmed tornado. one in mississippi. this was one an ef2. it was on the ground for 22 minutes and left a path lane of 62 miles. in alabama we had an ef-0 confirmed. the storm farther toward the east its producing rain from new england down into florida and there is a chance that we could see isolated severe weather and that does include parts of florida including orlando and also miami, and farther west. those states we just mentioned alabama and mississippi we are expecting ano...