after a twister blows the roof off their fire station and deadly storms now moving up the east coast. adam fox is here with the forecast. this is what we are looking at, the system that swept across the southeast and every one of those red triangles is a tornado spotted storm, the last 24 hours you see piling up across georgia into south carolina. that is the system we are watching. we continue to track this thing as it moves across the area. you see rain across northern florida, heavy showers across the northeast, this isn t going to be severe weather in the northeast but heavy rain. this is the timing as we play this through the course of the day, going to be a soggy one off and on, maybe even some snow across extreme northern portions of the northeast a little later today. how does that timeout for us? here is your future radar, you see it lifting over the course of the day.
hello everybody. we are going to be seeing temperatures on a warming trend. today a little bit on the cool side. low 50 s in chicago and minneapolis. in the 50 s as well in the eastern united states. take a look at what happens on sunday. temperatures warming middle 70s in chicago, 70d in atlanta and upper 60s in new york city and further west you are also on the warm side with the temperatures in the middle 70s. we have an area of low pressure that does have a bit of a threat with it because of very significant rainfall that we are expecting out here as we head through the weekend and even through out today heavy rain expected local accumulations could see 8 inches of rain across northern florida. watches are in effect. that let s head over to you. happy friday. it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour.
thing. lots of people asking that question. kelly wright joining us. at least two people are dead in the southeast this morning after severe storms pounded across that region. one of those victims a 9-year-old girl. people in louisiana are cleaning up after strong winds caused major damage there destroying homes downing power lines and blocking roads. in central alabama crews had to rescue dozens of people from their houses and their cars. the water was up to 7 feet deep in those areas. 11,000 businesses lost power. maria what s going to happen? the storm system responsible for all of the severe weather moving eastward. it is producing areas of rain
all wait to vegas, baby, chasing a long shot and competing for free ivf. we begin with devastation on a historic scale in colorado, and the president is on his way as we speak to survey fire damage after signing a disaster declaration for the state. we re closely monitoring the waldo canyon fire which has become the most destructive fire in the state s history. at least one person was found dead overnight, another is still missing. nearly 17,000 acres scorched. 346 homes gone. 20,000 more threatened. this photo was taken before the fire. look at what the area looks like now. you re looking at the reality for hundreds of families. it was just total shock to see your house pretty much in a fireball. that s our house and it s in flames and i just started crying. there was no way around it. i was never going to go home again, so it s pretty sad. rob marciano on the ground near the waldo canyon fire. rob, how much of this fire have crews been actually able to contain to th
when the heat keeps coming down without stopping you get these several giant sink holes popping up in roads and yards across central florida neighborhoods. janice dean in the extreme weather center. what are we expecting over the next 24 hours. we will see more rain across northern florida and eventually 24 to 3 of hours debby rolls out in the atlantic. we are getting heavy rain across jacksonville, florida. jacksonville flash flood emergency, rain coming down 2 to 3 inches an hour. this is very general. some cases over two feet. this is going to eax sasser is bait dangerous situation. this is the latest track, shepard as we head through tomorrow. moving offshore and we could see a tropical storm but moving away from land which is where we want it to go. shepard: that s down south in the west. it s record heat and firefighters are hurting. what s the word there? shepard, taking a look at the latest wildfire visuals that we have.