Page 397 - Flash Flooding News Today

Well. we are looking at moderate risk for heavy, heavy rainfall. that includes tampa. and as you move further inland, it gets to be a little bit less but still we are looking at the chance for some flash flooding. the severe threat continues tonight, 5 million at risk. hurricane-force winds. could see a brief tornado or to. they will be brief but they could be powerful. we had nine tornadoes yesterday -- or tuesday -- yesterday we had some. thursday we are looking at the chance for some tornadoe...

Video coming out of some of these barrier islands, we see how much this storm surge flooded and rushed into these towns and communities, you know, just encompassing houses. were going to be in the same scenario where were just going to be in awe of what we see and im very worried tonight about the people who are trying to ride out this storm in their shelters, in their homes awaiting rescues as cell phone towers begin to fail around us and again millions of people without power, sean. this story...

We can see it on our screens right now, when you get water dumped at this rate, it is always shocking when you are around, it how quickly that water will get on you, whether you are in a car or out. the flash flooding gets to people before they realize whats going on. you can see the sheer volume of water. as you said, outer bounds, orlando is going to get a ton of water before this is over. thats obviously a densely populated area which people havent evacuated and are going to be sitting this o...

Is almost 10% of the population of florida. that means over 90% of people in florida to have electrical power. the number of people without electrical power is expected to rise as these slow-moving storm cuts across florida with hurricane-force winds. a major concern right now and overnight would be flash flooding caused by the heavy rains. more than two feet of rain is predicted in some areas, officials are warning residents to shelter in place if they have not evacuated. as many cities today a...

Speigel rain bands from ian that are persistent along the i four corridor. again, katy mentioning the fact that this is nearly a historic rainfall for them. and unfortunately, it looks a whole lot more rainfall is on the way as well. quick look, live conditions in parts of orlando as we speak. temperatures in the 70s, rain still to come. as we mentioned. notice daytona beach. this is going to be over the next couple of days as ian works through central and eventually northeast florida, right alo...

At this time. the hope is that some have generators, but im sure many do not. as generators, theyre quite expensive. here is a look at some of those flash flood concerns mentioned orlando, where weve already had several inches of rainfall . were expecting maybe another foot in some cases. we also have a new flash flood warning as you shift further to the north and east. and this does in corpus incorporate cape canaveral there up towards titusville, coyotes circling it. theyre out of weather comm...

Worried about being life-threatening, the storm surge, now beginning to recede, and we still dont know exactly how bad. we know it was worse and for myers, vinita beach, down to naples. that was where the peak storm surge was. we dont know how high, possibly 10 to 12 feet in fort myers. if so, that was catastrophic. we will see those pictures tomorrow. the water will be gone but youll see how high the water goes and the damage did. they just issued a flash flood emergency. this goes from sarasot...

Of florida, the east coast of georgia and the east coast of south carolina. see these yellow winds? i mean, obviously, this is a huge area covering most of the state, but 40 miles an hour, theres not a lot of interference there as youre out over the water. not a lot of friction. so water just been getting pushed up and pushed up and pushed up along the coast all of a sudden, you get these seventy five mile an hour winds up along the coast. anything thats built up is just going to be pushed right...

Kicking it up over orlando by 10:00 tomorrow morning. youre still in it, heading up towards daytona beach, 10:00 in the morning. now, were going to get into lunchtime rain. still a threat. heavy rain, still a threat in towards daytona beach where it could be just those torrential situations of rain continuing to come down throughout the day. so it will not be a safe situation to be out on the roads. im sure folks are getting antsy and a little bit of cabin fever by the time we hit that point. bu...

Top left corner for you. what time is it when youre getting into friday? morning when some of the heaviest rain is starting to move into south carolina? probably getting into portions of eastern georgia. also savannah area stretching up towards augusta. another spot where you could see just a bunch of rain before ultimately getting into north carolina. getting into virginia also. so a fairly wide area there where we think flooding is going to be very likely running you from georgia, the carolina...