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And its very unfortunate. our tax day flood that took place in 2016 claimed nine days, the memorial day flood claimed eight lives. we turn around -- we encourage people to turn around, theres no necessity to go out, stay in. you can educated yourself more, do reading, the things you want to catch up unaround the house. im concerned about flash flooding and because we dont have the amount of rainfall right now that we can anticipate, some people may assume that we wont get it. my hope is that peo...

The morning hours, you will begin to see eight inches of rain fall. thats all going to try to run into these rivers. and eventually the rivers are going to overflow because they just do. you get that purple. thats just north of sugar land. that purple is ten inches of rain or more by the time you go to church tomorrow, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00 tomorrow, that will be that much rain fall in addition to whats already fallen. i suspect the weather service is saying there will be 50 rivers that will be in...

Vertical rain and winds gusting 45-50 miles per hour, and it gets pretty intense. i should say horizontal rain, but gets intense quickly. just coming into victoria, 10 miles outside of the coast, we saw minor structural damage. trees all over the streets here. you can see a couple of the branchs mind me, but i want to say that its safe to say were starting to transition into our flood threat, but we still have the strong winds that are whipping up some of the debris across the area, so i would s...

Wonderful coordination between federal, state and local governments. team work and record setting rain fall. you have been talking about what could be record setting rain fall. when is it all going to happen? >> i think for houston it starts in about two hours. i know there have been showers, but the real stuff, the real danger stuff to me happens in about two hours and it lasts all night long. here is what happened when the storm moved on shore. wind gusts of 132 miles per hour. we showed you a...

Is going to drag moisture off the gulf of mexico and dump it in houston, pasadena and sugar land. all of these towns and areas so prone to flooding in the past, and if you take a look at this map, this is the next 18 hours of rain fall. i will draw on it so you can see it. thats purple right there. so is this, not that far from lake charles. that is 10 to 20 inches of rain fall overnight, ending by noon tomorrowment wh tomorr tomorrow. look where the water is, make sure it is not in your yard. >...

Operation with commandos simulating attacks. now we are seeing an uptick in military action and we need to watch what will happen as we enter week two of those joint exercises happening in south korea miles from where i am. >> all right. we look forward to hearing more of the reports as you continue to stay there in north korea, the only western journalist. how texas is coping and how some of the cities are still bracing for what is expected to be potentially massive rain fall in the coming days...

They have closed their doors and will not be responding until conditions get better for them. so these people, if you are here and you consider stepping outdoors, you should probably hunker down and dont come out until its over. >> thats the thing. the first responders face dangers, too, when they go out. you are a meteorologist. you are there in the fire department as well. can you describe what a 12 foot storm surge will do to the community where you are in fulton? >> particularly in east fult...

Response from the white house and we will have much more on that in a short time. but first to hurricane harvey. the massive storm packing winds up to 145 miles an hour. torrential rains and the potential for massive flooding in the coming days with the storm surge of some 12 feet. the fema director saying texas is about to have, quote, a very significant disaster. texas officials now telling citizens who do not evacuate, listen to this, to write their names and social security numbers on their ...

Damage, but it is the rain fall that is also going to be something that will be incredibly worried about here over the next day or so as heavy amounts of rain fall. they have positioned emergency teams, high water rescue teams in various areas to be able to respond quickly to what they anticipate will be a number of people trapped in quickly rising flood waters. that is a great concern. you can hear the winds and just how high and sustained they are at this point. even though there are bands of ...

So this could be catastrophic. watch what happens to the computer models. they meander everywhere. that says stalling and the last thing you want with a major hurricane is to stall. a few of them come back offshore, regenerate its strength and take it back in for a second land fall. if its close enough to continue to feed on that moisture source, its going to continue to be strong. so besides the deadly winds and the storm surge, the heavy rain is the big fear. as this system stalls, everything ...