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D.c. and philadelphia are included. that number is going to jump to 30 million or so once we get the big metropolitan areas included. as far as the rain fall forecast goes, mississippi, and then eventually tennessee, kentucky, west virginia, all the way through d.c. and new york. jacob, i was going through some of the flash flood warning, the maroon colors down around areas of southern mississippi and north of new orleans. there still are numerous flash flood mnchs that are ongoing because of ve...

Structures, roofs torn off. it will look like tornadoes went through those arias. more toward new orleans, its going to look more like peripheral damage, awnings, some roof damage, but you wont see completely devastated structure. the tornado warnings will go on throughout the day, biloxi, mobile, and pensacola. they do have it becoming a tropical depression about this time tomorrow. so even by 1:00 p.m. third quarter have it becoming a tropical depression. the winds rapidly lose strength and th...

Last night. i know the frustrating part of how the storm attacks it doesnt allow search and rescue and first responders to get into the area in the middle of the night and they have to wait for the impacts to pass. i know they will be uncovering a lot of damage and some pretty tough situations as daylight is there today. the other thing that concerns me is any time a storm slows down and recurves back to the northeast a lot of rainfall. you will see probably inland louisiana and mississippi, ala...

I guarantee well see some of the coastline completely destroyed. well see the threat for tornadoes. a tornado warning just southwest of mobile. tornado watch in effect for several hours with the land falling tropical storm. we have the potential for weaker tornadoes that could cause structural damage on top of heavy rainfall. over a foot of rain. storm surge 12 feet in some areas. this will be an ongoing situation and threat. radar estimated rainfall easily over a foot. 13, 14 inches. well get y...

Fell on a mans house crushing him. this tree fell across the bridge. some of the heaviest rain didnt fall here but east of us. this is what it looks like in denim springs where you had over 10 inches of rain fall. we met up with a man who was able to get back into his neighborhood and see things up close and personal for the first time since he evacuated. he got emotional talking to us. listen. >> i feel okay. im worried about my family. dont know what to do from here. just trying to -- just try...

Now, this is fred. this happened just a couple of days ago. fred came on by. then the rest of this, thats all henri. henri brought down trees. tremendous tree damage up here in the northeast for a time washington county, rhode island, 73% of all customers were without power because of the wind was just knocking down trees. i saw twitter comments saying theyre coming down like toothd picks. flash flood watches in effect for the northeast. well probably see another one to two inches of rainfall be...

Nick, thank you so much for your report from tennessee. appreciate it. >> so this morning, henri has weakened to a tropical depression after bringing heavy rainfall on me and flooding to the northeast. it was raining and raining and raining. still is for hours. the storm made landfall in rhode island, with sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. and it is continuing to batter states across the region. chad myers joins us now to explain where this storm is headed. im all ears, chad. >> right back o...

>> reporter: yeah, good morning, brianna. residents here have not either and the governor here in tennessee calling the event a devastating event and looking at the imagings you can see why. our crew tried to make our way into the hardest hit area. it was simply unsafe for us to pass at these dark hours. the rain fall that happened over the weekend was unprecedented for this part of the state, just over 17 inches of rain fell in 24 hour period. they got a third of their yearly total in that span...

Need to start concentrating on individual communities where theyre going to see quite a bit of a mess. i want to point out, the southern edge of the rainfall, notice it stretches across long island, right across new york city, all the boroughs, towards northern new jersey and eastern pennsylvania. why is it not moving to the south and why is this going to continue? just to the south of this line in del marva, we have an area of low pressure, a mid-level low thats sitting and spinning. its cut of...

Arent, but when you start seeing little areas of communities getting inundated -- look what happened in west central tennessee yesterday. a staggering amount of rainfall, number of fatalities. several still missing. if we have that kind of duration in this kind of a populated area, it could get really bad really fast. >> tom, that is the right kwaugs. thank you very much. i have the same feeling you do. people in certain regions where they thought they were going to get hit, its easy to go to sl...