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Around tomorrow morning around 7:00, upwards moving fast at 20-25 miles an hour. tomorrow evening its into eastern parts of tennessee. along that track the great jest threat as it continues to weaken now that its onshore is going to be locally heavy rains with localized flash flooding. its liningly tits -- its like tropical storm force winds. and by tomorrow evening well see several thousand people without power from this storm. kelly: what thud sh -- what shoy do to prepare for this. sometimes ...

Caused flash flooding in july and august. when those pumps are failing in a non-hurricane situation, people in norms are breathing a sigh of relief and now they are coming out to the bars. patti ann: lets get the latest on the forecast to the storm. adam, what can you tell us? >> peter doocy, where we were just looking, this an area where you are looking at the tropical storm warning. it was a hurricane warning but that shift off into portions of mississippi and alabama. the worst weather has be...

Deadly storm. it took 28 precious lives in central america with flash flooding and landslides. we did have a good 6 foot storm surge, but landfall area in biloxi, 10 feet. the evacuation save lives, im not sure what this gentleman is doing out there. no injury reported, he is okay. the remnants are moving quickly. notice the brighter colors to the east. we see a threat of severe weather. weve had numerous tornado warnings, we are having power outages, downed trees and structural damage. we will ...

Parking garage at the golden nugget. made landfall twice last night. tens and thousands remain without power with most of the outages in alabama. with more on whats next for storm nate, lets bring in rafael miranda. whos getting soaked now? >> a lot of the southeast and very different situation than 24 hours ago. nate has been downgraded even further to a tropical depression now continuing to weaken dealing with being cut off from its source of energy, the gulf of mexico, now over land. we have ...

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Watching flash flooding across parts of the panhandle in florida and throughout southern alabama and warnings go into effect across the parts of the southern appalachians right now. abby: keep an eye on that. thank you so much. >> i apparently put peyton manning hall of fame too early. hes not eligible until 2020 but hes going to be there. he is a hall of fame quarterback whether you spit them back it or not. glad you clarified. ed: thank you could i trouble with that. tranter still trying to fi...

Some spots are going to get heavier rain, especially the mountainous areas of western north carolina. we still could see some possibilities for additional flash flooding. >> bill karins, thanks so much. im dara brown. thanks for watching. at the top of the hour on politics nation, congressman john lewis weighs in on the gun control debate.

Thats the quiet side but plenty of moisture being pulled up from the gulf of mexico. weve seen tornado watches earlier today. they have since been canceled but that severe weather threat continues across much of the southeast throughout the day including the atlanta area. weve seen very heavy rain and flooding will be a concern. flash flood warnings and watches in effect for much of the southeast throughout the day today. were expecting anywhere up to 10 inches of rain. weve seen rainfall rates ...

20 to 30-mile-per-hour range. right near the center maybe a little bit closer. not much. so this is good. were not going to see a lot of widespread power outages. when it made landfall last night, that was our fourth land falling hurricane in the u.s. this season. i mean last time we did that we have to go back to 2004. so, it has been a very, very active last six to seven weeks. so heres the latest from the radar view. you can see there was the center of it. theres the eye or what was the eye. ...

>> one more thing. the kentucky/tennessee area ahead of the storm, im seeing the potential for flash flooding there, although its nowhere near the eye, that moisture is pushing towards the head of those states. what are you predicting for that potential? >> were looking at rainfall amounts 3 to 6 inches, deep south, possibly 10. 2 to 5 in the southern appalachians. but those areas are a lot more susceptible because of topography, and youre right, that rain can occur well in advance of the center...