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New york state. look at newark. thats the most disrupted airport in the world now. new yorks liberty airport with over eight inches coming down in a couple of hours, now has some 300 flights that have already been pre-emptively canceled going into thursday morning. heres what is left of ida as it begins to push offshore over the next couple of hours. and again, by say 8:00, 9:00 a.m. well be in the clear with all of this but the damage certainly going to be left in place. and even severe weather...

Almost 10% increase and rain events become heavier, and so many studies have been done on this looking at where this happens. and guess where the highest likely area to see heavy rain events take place as a result of our warming of our planet is, and its right there on the northeast. 71% increase from a study that looked at 1958 through 2012 for increased heavy rain events. and that puts the highest likelihood scenario right there in the northeast. >> look at that water pouring into the new york...

Miles and seven states. and there are more fatalities in this morning than in louisiana now. and pedram javaheri has more on the one of a kind nature of this storm. >> from the onset we saw the storm system make landfall and of course it stayed as a category 4 for a better part of five hours as it moved in to louisiana and the tennessee valley, an area that had 20 inches of rainfall just a couple weeks ago. and it leaves tens of millions of people here with significant impact as well around the ...

Because this a catastrophic flood. flood warnings happen frequently with storm warnings almost every single day. the national weather service in new york city has never issued a flood emergency for that area, so it really speaks volumes whats happening there. >> theres a flash flood emergency in effect until 11:30, about 15 more minutes, but i dont know if thats going to be extended, pedram. it was also issued for new york city, thats the national weather service covering manhattan, queens, and ...

Across from highway 88. crews arent too concerned about this one, they are just letting this one burn out. some good news, winds are calm right now. as we were driving down highway 88, we shaw b saw bulldozers cl out debris to prevent spread. today there are strong winds pushing the fire to grow on the north side, planes and helicopters making frequent drops into christmas valley. and crews will look for any opportunity to set more control lines and gain containment on this fire. in the meantime...

Should say in the united states. and so, you know, many more people -- many more people in the path of this incredible storm. the remnants or the last of ida before it goes out to sea into the atlantic as it moves further east -- further northeast. im here with our meteorologist and hes covering it for us. pedram, how much longer do you expect the northeast to be dealing with these incredibly dangerous weather situations? >> its going to continue through at least around sunrise. i was looking at...

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Day. no injured have been reported but fire officials say some homes were damaged. there was also a gas leak in the area. meteorologist pedram javaheri is with us again for the very latest on the storm. where were looking here were seeing the rain easing up in parts but obviously its now moving further away up to rhode island and massachusetts, right? >> thats right. around new york city, around portion thats have already been very hard hit across new jersey as well conditions beginning to grang...

Unbelievable accumulation, absolutely different than everything that had been projected. and i think this is sobering to see what is happening with weather in general. >> lets bring in pedram javaheri leave for us this morning. we knew that it would be bad, but this is truly historic. >> it is remarkable. we saw when the storm prediction center said this was a level 4, highest risk for excessive rainfall, you certainly knew it would be a wet day. but when you see the amount of rain in the short ...

Couple weeks ago. we brought that to 3 inches, again kind of show you 2021 coming in with number one and number two heaviest rain events with a short duration there in new york city. so the atmosphere is absolutely saturated. i often talk about this when a comes to lets say looking at the climate change anglech and we know for every 1 degrees celsius our planet warms and our atmosphere holds about 7% more water vapors. when you warm the atmosphere youre able to retain more moisture and what goes...