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Still seeing snow at the beginning of april. this is the radar loop the last 24 hours for the snow and ran across portions of the planes now into illinois over towards indiana. this entire system will continue to march off towards the east coast. by tomorrow early we could see snow in new york city. this time this out. were talking about still winter storm watches and warnings and advisories stretching across the plains states back to indiana and of course into montana as well. the secondary sys...

The northern half, there is two more lightning strikes with that convection in the northern half of this. irma doesnt want to die quickly. its on a slow journey, painful journey. and millions of more are going to lose power up there as we go up the coast. and well continue to monitor that. >> now understand that. thank you. i had not understood that. >> its very similar to other storms. if you go back and if you want to google it, you can look at the radar loop of katrina when it came on shore. ...

Northward up towards the southern coast of florida. here is the track starting to move that direction. areas in miami, and stronger winds as a result. this radar loop, you see winds briefly jumping up close to 7 to miles an hour in the keys. when this one drops off, thats because wind has knocked it out. in fort myers winds are getting up to 40-50 miles an hour. the rainfall coming in before the keys likely early tomorrow morning around 8:00 a.m. or so. then you will watch this run up the wester...

We will get the most extreme wind damage, and also when the highest storm surge arrives suddenly with that eye. the way it works, wind is blowing offshore. thats keeping water away. as soon as the eye gets close, water surges up the eastern side as winds shift to the south. this isnt like the wall where the water is rising, this could be a quick storm surge, catching people off guard. thats the fear for the lives through the afternoon. >> just off your shoulder, looking at this radar loop that e...

It through the water. heres guys pushing a stalled pickup through a street here. look at the water liner to the top of the lower floor windows. the first floor under water. heres a submerged car in downtown houston. no escaping it. we just got this in. the last hour. i want to show you what the this will be. all time houston. these are texas time, central time. this is about 7:00 p.m. on thursday. this will take us through the radar loop. now getting into early morning hours of friday. this is f...

The southern edge, not too much. theres still a multilevel in the atmosphere circulation. its able to tap moisture from the gulf of mexico. the radar loop is from three hours. look at this -- theres this line tapping that moisture from the gulf. houston is in a little bit of a lull. the bulk of the activity is a little bit further toward the north and toward the east. also pushing into louisiana. its almost like a feeder band going right in through that area. but whats harvey going to be doing? ...

Until friday. >> yes. typically we would see systems that make landfall be what we call downgraded to tropical depression or me remnants. second phase flooding. this is -- something. what ill show you, the center of the screen is houston. a radar loop the last 24 hours. watch the band, getting fed from the northern gulf off the coast of louisiana. once again, it slid in last night. did not continue its northerly movement. to the southwest, another one making its way in the next five to six hours...

Has absolutely nowhere to go. s this is our estimated rainfall so far, and anytime youre looking at these very light colors, were getting on end. so 16-20 to 25 inches of total precipitation, that is going to leave some big standing water, which youre seeing. bringing it in a little bit tighter in the houston area, yeah, getting up to 20 to 25 inches so far. and as we were saying, its not done yet. this is our satellite and radar loop, its just grabbing this moisture. the problem is the circulat...

Weather center with much more of what we can expect in the evening ahead and the days ahead. fill us in. >> were not even halfway through this. were watching a calamity unfold that is a one in 1,000 year event. everyone has been asking how in the world is this still a tropical. it made landfall on friday night. belief believe it or not, its feeding all of its own rainfall. when these systems are over water, thats like fuel, they fire up. because its moving at 1 or 2 miles an hour, its suking up ...

Fox extreme weather center. she was talking, adam, about the rain not being in galveston for just a bit. you have the pinwheel affect and rain bands. maybe you can talk about that for a moment. >> further out where she is youll get bands and lines of showers. a heavy band can move through youre area and youll get the break or lull before another band moves in. i still think theyre in for more rain before the nights over. we have new information for hurricane harvey. throughout the night its been...