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I just want to ask you now, mayor, a week out, now that you have seen everything thats happened over the course of this week, is there anything that you wish that you had done differently during the course of this? >> for the city of houston and harris county, this is was a major, major event, just like in bow month. beaumont happened a week after hurricane harvey struck. beaumont received 26 inches of rain, water, in 24 hours. so for the city of houston and harris county, this was a major rainf...

Build up behind those dams that they built in the 1940s, to have still what protecting houston from the uncriminontrollable in dags of flood water. and those reservoirs are now famous nationwide because of whats happening in houston with the largest rainfall event in u.s. history. the two reservoirs behind the two dams. today the attics started overflowing this morning. thats the first time its ever happened. the other one, the barker reservoir, they thought it might start overflowing tomorrow. ...

Then a couple of unpopulated corners of harris county and ft. ben county. today those areas are no longer unpopulated areas. housing development pushed people that far west from houston and beyond. but those two dams are still there. one of them is 11 niles long, one of them is 13 miles long. and when the storms still come and the rain falls and the rivers rise in southeast texas, those two dams are still at the heart of how houston copes. the two manmade reservoirs that build up behind those da...

Inspiring stories, a few looting examples, but much inspiring the stories. >> bret: its much like katrina. in slow motion, then the extent of how long it will be. fortunately, new orleans to recover. the one thing we focused on is the evacuation order. here is the fema administration on whether to go or not go. >> and a lot of times, when you are a city in a rainfall event, you have to ask people to shut her in place because of the time frame you are given. that time frame to evacuate could take...

Provided at the time. as i said earlier, the national weather service has done a heck of a job setting this up and letting people know that this is going to be torrential rainfall inland and inland event. the problem with forecasting rainfall is its one of the toughest things can do. you can say its going to rain over five days, 30 county prediction. pinpointing exactly what watershed that is going to go in to it, its dang near impossible to figure that out. unfortunately, the city of houston is...

Slow down. the track forecast through the next five days basically has it meandering around southeastern texas or very near the coast or perhaps moving offshore. dumping tremendous amounts of rain. were going to see catastrophic rainfall event with widespread rainfall amounts of 15 to 25 inches in these dark purple areas across the houston, galveston area, corpus christi. we could see isolated totals as high as 35 inches. so from a water perspective, the rainfall and storm surge, a multiday disa...

Particularly in the areas that are going to receive the torrential rains. storm surges, the 50 meter target, storm surge is the most dangerous element of hurricanes, in my opinion, because it has the highest potential to kill the most amount of people and cause the most amount of damage when they come ashore. once the system starts to dissipate over time because of interaction with land, its going to turn into that rainfall event. and then its going to be a frustrating event because its going to...

Amounts. and these were some of the high rainfall totals. up to 26 inches of rain. we do have a cold front stretched out across the eastern seaboard moving in and a little bit of an area of low pressure moving in this morning across south carolina. well see that continue to spread eastward throughout the day. do not worry, were not talking about another huge rainfall event. but some isolated areas might see an inch or so, maybe an inch and a half. and this could cause some flooding. river floodi...

Feet late tuesday and into wednesday. thats just from the previous rainfall event that we had. there is more additional rain in store today and even into sunday, as well. weve got a low-pressure system that will develop across georgia and into the carolinas. thats going to bring rainfall. you see the counterclockwise spin in the precipitation on this high-resolution forecast radar imagery. that means more rain from columbia to charleston. thats why the national weather service has flood watches ...