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This rain has been falling. if we can zoom in on this puddle. frankly its been like this for, again, 12 hours straight with the rain not letting up one bit and again storm shows no signs of letting up any time soon here in fayetteville, arkansas. weve been hearing reports of high water rescues north of here in springfield, missouri. we talked to a police officer about 30 minutes ago. he said late last night in fayetteville he had to rescue ten folks. we heard multiple reports of flash flooding i...

Below, a full ground stop was ordered at the dallas-ft. worth airport during one of the busiest travel times of the year. rescuers were slowed by flooded roads and power outages. nearly 25,000 people lost power. the city of dallas was spared the worst of the twisters destruction. >> new tornado warning in effect for ellis county. >> reporter: warnings may have saved many more lives but for those who came through the storm, a long road to recovery lies ahead. >> i have no doubt everyone will pull...

So below zero. for a big chunk of the country, and we have our blizzard concerns for parts of the southwest, up towards the midwest. so the cold side of the storm is bringing 12 to 18 inches of snow, isolated amounts of 24 inches, and south of that, thats where were seeing incredible amounts of rain and the threat for flash flooding. some areas could get six to eight inches of rainfall, and you can see the last 24 hours between that. weve got a layer of ice. icing, ice storm warnings for parts o...

They could receive their most snowfall they have received so far this winter. so take a look at not only the snow but extreme flooding. unfortunately, were going to be dealing with 6 to 8 inches, isolated amounts of a foot of rainfall over areas already saturated. so parts of the ozarcks, tennessee valley. yet again, into a weather pattern where they see a potential for flooding and flash flooding. there are your warnings. we have at least a dozen states under flash flood watches or warnings. a ...

Lines, bridges. people are urged not to travel. we have winter weather advisories that stretch up to the up to the great lakes and upper midwest. rainfall 4 to 6 inches. flash flooding a concern. 6 to 12, 18 inches of snow blowing around that will cause blizzard conditions. look at the tpz, eric. weve got 30s, single digits and we have got 80s in front of this front. thats one of the ingredients we need for severe weather. look at the 24 hour temperature change in dallas, wur in the 70s yesterda...

Im dara brown with your top stories. were keeping a close eye on intense weather across the southeast. a tornado touched down in birmingham, alabama, earlier and theyre also dealing with heavy rain and flash flooding. president obama and the first lady met with troops stationed in hawaii on christmas day. he also called members of each military branch stationed around the globe on christmas eve. the first family has spent christmas in hawaii each of their years in white house. now its back to ...

Cold side of the storm where well see blizzard conditions, watch this as we head into sunday and monday. 18 inches to 24 inches in parts of new mexico up toward texas and oklahoma. also wintry mix, freezing rain and/or sleet, heavy rainfall easily 6 to 8 inches in some isolated areas up to a foot of rain. and then well continue to track this monday into tuesday across the midwest and the great lakes. even towards the northeast. that is going to be a mess heading into tuesday across portions of n...

Headlines. well, residents in birmingham, alabama, are surveying the damage today, a day after a tornado swept through the area, destroying homes and trapping people under debris. nbcs raphael miranda is there with more. >> reporter: the twister came out of nowhere. residents saw the funnel cloud from afar one minute and the next it was at their doorstep. >> when they say take cover, take cover. >> reporter: several homes were destroyed. >> tore the whole wall down. >> reporter: some people ev...

>> nick valencia, live there, and what are the states doing to help the people? many of the people look like they have lost everything. >> well, the shelters have opened and the red cross is doing their fair share as they do in traj dirks and three state, tennessee, georgia and mississippi hit hard from this unseasonable weather which is the type of damage that you expect to see in the springtime, and of course, we have to remember the victims and really what has happened to the loss of life. a ...

Behind. >> i dont know. it just took -- destroyed the house. leland: 14 people dead, rick leventhal has more. >> reporter: conditions dont get much better today or tomorrow for many folks suffering in the southeast including those people in alabama, arkansas, tennessee, kentucky, prolonged downpours, flash flooding with possibility of isolated severe thunderstorms. >> instead of renting presents christmas eve storm victims picking up the pieces after numerous clusters and the storms ripped a pat...