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. much of the east coast from the carolinas up to new england facing the threat of severe storms today. hail, flash flooding, even wind gusts near hurricane strength. lets get to chad myers who is looking at it including the timing of all of this for us. >> its already hot and 450u78d for us out there. so lets get to it. here comes the rain. noon, 2:00, 3:00 right here through new york state into new england all the way down even to d.c. some of these storms will contain hail. many of them wil...

Heavy rainfall, rip currents and more good news. the mississippi river which is finally expected to drop below flood stage tomorrow on sunday. this will be the first time in 210 days that it drops below flood stage. keep in mind that crushes the previous record of 135 days set all the way back in 1927. we have more rain on the way for today across portions of texas and oklahoma, even kansas. but you may be asking yourself, what does that have anything to do with the mississippi river, specifical...

This shows the flash flood wash in portions of western missouri. these red areas are counties under flash flood warnings. not just today but this will reemerge tonight and saturday. we have two to three days of this. our computer is hinting at a high amount of rainfall. well show you images of flash flooding from that region. hot day in texas to oklahoma. first day of august, that is how it usually is. well clear it out for a decent afternoon. as we head towards the weekend out look, more of the...

Administrations, quote, comprehensive response to the marjory stoneman douglas as well. and susan collins has signed on as a bill to offer foreign assistance to authorities. meanwhile, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell yesterday defended his decision last week to block that election security bill. lets switch gears and bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins for a check on weather. >> hey there, worst weather will be areas of the northeast, philadelphia, new york city, maybe d.c. and bos...

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Unreal. >> reporter: con-ed handing out dry ice and water to residents today. this, as high winds are likely to blame for this crane collapse in new brunswick, new jersey. >> the entire wrecking ball went through the home and landed right back on the first floor. >> reporter: luckily, no one was hurt. in michigan, utility crews racing to restore power there, too. at one point, more than 800,000 homes and businesses were without power after severe storms moved through. and in florida, a lightning...

Its hot and now its wet. >> its cool. this is the cold front, and thats through the mid atlantic. it would seem watches and warnings in place through north carolina and virginia. its a very short period of time, so your commute home you could see some detours and closures, and of course turn around, dont drown. we will see this from georgia all the way up to virginia beach. gusty winds and flooding downpours, those are the concerns. this is the region from norfork to raleigh where we expect to s...

Weather now with meteorologist janessa webb in for bill karins. >> good morning, mika. we have a quarter million people without power in new jersey and its all due to this torrential rain that continues to flow across the northeast here. you can see bands of moisture, they will continue throughout the day. seeing that live video from last night, we had about six to eight inches in parts of new jersey. just in the last two days and unfortunately thats going to continue here for the next 24 hours ...

Well. flood advisories in effect, some of these thunderstorms could produce very heavy rain in a short period of time. so the areas in red here, thats flash flood warnings and you can see the flooding is going in towards the northeast tonight. we could get several inches of rain in a short period of time. thats the cold front thats going to cool things off. but we could see the potential for stronger storms and flooding, so keep that in mind. but at least those -- we set a lot of records includi...