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Per hour winds pretty much the scene several days across the areas. if you live along the coast rip current and coastal flooding will be a concern. take a look at the time line. today and tomorrow we will be seeing the heavy rain spreading across the mid atlantic. by tomorrow new york city you will start to see some of the rain moving ohhen in. 3-5 inches of rain in north carolina and maryland. new york city the main dealing with heavy rain. the rest of the con twree much lighter temperatures 70...

Joining me now, dr. greg pose telephone joining me now. where is this tropical storm heading? >> its moving north reit now in the southern gulf of mexico and going to move into mexico by early monday. lets have a look at the latest advisory from the national hurricane center. a 70-mile-per-hour tropical storm moving north at eight. that movement is about to change. youll see the cone from the hurricane center take a hard left or westward turn into mexico on monday morning as a category 1980-mile...

Southern missouri. we have pretty significant rain three inches or so. flooding and severe weather as well. mostly very strong winds of some of these storms. springfield just to the north of branson, joplin, missouri area. be very careful this morning. this is also right here this is was once tropical storm dorian. still a tropical depression. dorian. notice all the rain is off short. i dont think we are looking at big impacts from this unless you are going to the coastal areas from the carolina...

To know about. first lets check in with steve doocy to see whats coming up on "fox & friends." >> good morning girls. very nice to see you. coming up the ntsb chairman talking about the agency findings regarding the crash landing in san francisco. and it can happen in seconds. getting caught in a dangerous rip current. would you know how to survive? maria molina will show us how. major league hall of famer kansas city royal is cooking up kansas city ribs right here on the plaza. hes an army rang...

Occurred because of swimmers being caught up in rip currents. it shouldnt stop me from having fun in the sun. >> a rip current is a flow of water from the shore line into the ocean past the breaking waves and out past the breaking sea. >> there are ways to spot one with the naked eye. >> this white foam on the top of the ocean, water here leading out is somewhat of a rip current and you can visually see the discoloration. >> when scientists study the movement of the ocean, they often pour a harm...

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Easy as a day at the beach. >> steve: youre from miami. >> it was very scary that day. it was windy. that rip current. >> gretchen: what did it feel like to be inside that rip current? >> it feels like its pulling you. you have a harder time swimming out in the direction you would typically be trying to go to. >> brian: i love this, stay calm. okay. im about to drown. >> probably the toughest tip. >> brian: john mcgovern, supervisor of the lifeguard, was my gym teacher in 7 and eighth grade. >> ...

Received as much as 18 inches of rain. also the high threat of rip current, with thousands heading to the beach this weekend. one north carolina man drown off holden beach, the fourth drowning in the area this week. and in the west, golf ball-sized hail pummelling parts of northern california and new mexico. a summer surprise for an area that normally sees temperatures in the 90s. no doubt, this season has seen its share of extreme weather from deadly tornadoes to massive wildfires, widespread h...

Sun starting to poke its head out. and so far, residents dont seem to be very -- dont seem to be very unnerved by whats happening here, christi. >> im amazed by the people trying to surf and stuff like that. we mentioned power outages, utility companies are prepared for power outages, hope you can still hear me. how expansive have power outages been there, do you know? >> we know that there hasnt been much of an issue right now. the biggest concern for local officials are the rip current. in fac...

Like your mike rogers and dianne feinstein we heard from and others, this absolutely helps in thwarting a terrorist attack. this is what we dojt know about thats helping keep america safer. clearly two sides. issue. dman bash and jonathan turley, thank you. >> thank you. tropical storm andre a. might not be a hurricane but it is still dangerous. >> we were just swimming and we didnt think we were that far out until like we couldnt get our bodies back in and we couldnt touch and we were all fre...