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Same area, jumping up of this rain. but finally, we will see a pattern change. so the worst is over for the areas, but still in the next two days we will see more scattered rain showers. when the ground like this is so saturated even when youve got an inch of rain or half an inch of rain, youll automatically see an inch of flooding. in boulder, colorado, just the last couple of days, 11 1/2 inches on average for the month of september, 1.6 inches. so they certainly dont see this rain. 6 inches, ...

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Fortunately, in the city of boulder, we do have some evacuation orders still in place right along the creek and where the mouth of boulder creek is, but a lot of people are in their homes. weve got a lot of people who are bailing water out of their homes still, and thats likely to continue. >> all right, sarah hundley with boulder colorado emergency management, we so appreciate your update. thank you. >> thank you, bye-bye. >> sure. to find out how you can help the victims of the colorado floods...

New mexico. let me take you farther east to texas to guadalupe mountain national park where weve seen such an inundation of flooding as well. you see the pictures here. the swollen rivers. it only takes six inches of water to sweep you off your feet. the national weather service talked about this as being biblical. it is historic. weve never seen some of these water leveling quite so high. this is the water vapor satellite. this is what meteorologists use kind of to look at the atmosphere. we do...

They have food and water and no injuries reported. but its going to be a priority today to try to fix the road that we need to fix to get to them so that we can get them home to their families. >> how -- are they in any danger of flooding where they are today? >> we are hopeful that well be able to get them out before late afternoon and early evening, which is when we expect the next wave of storms. we did get a nice respite overnight in terms of active rain, and thats helping us be able to get ...

Because the air is lifted and squeezed out with all the moisture. so there will be some relief. weve seen 11 to 15 inches but even a few more inches in this area, the ground is so saturated that the flooding will continue. broadcast for boulder rain today and tomorrow, theyve seen 11 inches thus far. on average for the month of september they only see 1.6. look at this, reports even more than that so you get the perspective really how dramatic this is. other than colorado, theres whats happening...

Tonight on cnn. michelle turner has a preview of the glitz, gowns, and gossip on new yorks red carpet. 10:00 in the east, as we know youre getting your morning in gear. glad to have you with us. im christi paul. >> im victor blackwell. 10:00 as you said on the east coast, 7:00 out west, youre in the "cnn newsroom." this morning, were starting in colorado. a difficult time for people there. weve watched the waters rush through the communities. more rain could add to their misery. thousands are ...

And orange dots. thats where we are possibly going to be seeing another inch or two. it was the 14 inches of rain that got us into this problem, that is going to begin to subside a little bit. its not just places like boulder. all of those mountain towns there big problems. water that was in the mountains that gravitational pull causes flash flooding. all that water has had to go some place. lower lying areas. denver area. plat river extreme flooding at their record and today they are going to r...

Managed to hike to safety. flooding and heavy rain had kept rescue crews from reaching that couple. apparently they got stuck on snow and ice when they were hiking early thursday on 1300 feet. the women were not hurt, thankfully, but at risk for hypothermia. and to south to eddie, sierra and san miguel counties. hundreds have been evacuated by air and the roads and bridges completely in colorado washed out. to local local officials and the national guard as well to help. >> colorado and new me...

The areas of high and low pressures. they usual move each other forward. but in this case, this low is cut off, the last couple of years with kind of the changing climate, weve seen a lot of that cut jouoff low. because the jet stream that would move this is well to the north so its now pushing it out of the way. finally, well see a little bit of movement. its going to move to the north and east. so the worst of it is over in terms of amount of saturation and inches of flooding. weve seen a foot...