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About is the isolated communities, those who are stuck in their homes right now that may not have access to pharmaceuticals, food, water, medical supplies. i think the message to put forward to the people is plea stay out of the flooded waters. >> reporter: in south carolina, a major concern is flash flooding and also river flooding. officials say theyre concerned in particular about the pes peee river basin. it takes waters from rivers in south carolina and also from those in north carolina. so...

The bulls eye is more than 20 inches. janice: right. we have to get a new color table to represent the amount of rain fall they have received in north carolina. so, over 33 inches and florence now is the biggest rainmaker for the state of north carolina and south carolina in their history as far as tropical systems of concern. and its not over yet. unfortunately as the rain lifts northward we still have flash flooding. people cant get in or out of wilmington, north carolina. the roads are cut of...

Floodwaters still rising in the wake of hurricane florence. carley: rescuers going door-to-door looking for victims and air-lifting people to safety. allison barber is live in florence, south carolina where there is a risk of flash flooding. allison. allison: good morning, you guys. this storm did not discriminate and all people, officials say this storm was responsible for the deaths of 17 people, no age was spared. the first reported death in south carolina was a 61-year-old woman from union c...

In new bern where more than 400 were saved saturday. another round of flooding sparked more rescue missions today. north carolinas governor says at least 2600 people and 300 pets have been freed from danger so far. the storm has been blamed for at least 20 deaths across the carolinas. and many more people are still at risk. >> the crisis in north carolina continues. catastrophic flooding and tornadoes are still claiming lives and property. >> in south carolina flash flooding fears are rising wit...

Halted and casinos in the area were ordered to close. officials in the southeast are warning that the worst of florence is far from over as water levels continue to rise. lets turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> its going to take a while. there was so much water. it just takes a long time for it to gather and head to the big rivers and head out to sea. most of the damage has been done with this storm. id say maybe 90-95%. there are still areas that will see new flooding concerns and new ...

Landfall and tropical system in south carolina and north carolina. never in recording history have those two states seen this much water from any one storm. we still have the tail of the storm with thunderstorms in north carolina this morning. the heaviest rains are out of the flood zone, but we still have a little bit of problems to the north. any time you get rainfall in the mountains, it doesnt take much to get flash flooding. roanoke is under a flash flood warning this morning. all of these ...

Inland. the next 23 to 24 hours, the water is expected to rise above 40 fate and eventually peak sometime this weekend at about 48 feet, which is just below an all-time record. the reason for that, the trillions of gallons of rain that have fallen over. the issue today will be roads, flash flooding, people being told to stay off the roads. that is the danger. rivers, flash flooding, dangerous rain, people are

Storm season, but mangkhut is the most powerful storm of the year. and the meteorologists here in hong kong were warning of this being one of the most powerful storms to hit hong kong since recording typhoon activity five decades ago. the danger is not over yet. as the rains continue to pick up here, we know mangkhut is a rainmaker. at the peak, it has the rain bands about 900 kilometers wide. this thing is going to churn up more rain, and that will introduce the risk of landslides and flash flo...

Rivers stretching among the states. this morning three of the people killed were killed by the flash flooding. >> and we know downed trees and power lines are still a very big concern there. kaylee hartung is in fayetteville, north carolina. first of all, what are things like where you are, kaylee? >> reporter: christi, when florence barreled through here with the eye coming through wilmington on friday, you mentioned downed trees and power lines. one of the trees fell and claimed the life of a ...

Brians back? he doesnt get my room. hes only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40s. the national weather service is now broadening its warnings into inland north carolina where fears of flash flooding and river swells are beginning to cut off major roadways. cnns miguel marquez reports.