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Could go from bad to worse as more rain comes to the midwest. ped grram javaheri joining us w the forecast. and this is a potentially multiweek e here before conditions improve in large areas of the midwest and down toward portions of the mississippi river valley. this is going to be the concern at least the next couple days because the temperatures not only out of the 30s and 40s, but into the 50s and 60s the next couple days. but friday were talking about 61 in places like st. louis and fart...

Flooding. down toward st. louis, thats where flooding is taking place. a lot of this because of the ice melt, the snow melt, creating ice jams. water begins to fan out and the rivers burst their banks. were showing you whats happening across the region. places across the midwest, were seeing rain, where we havent seen anything but snow. if you look at how much snowfall has come down this winter, these are areas that have seen 20 to 30 inches above the average. lincoln to minneapolis, 20 inches w...

Burst their banks and flood a lot of neighboringing areas. when you break down how many river gauges are reporting flooding at this hour, were seeing about 300 rivers widespread around portions of the midwest towards the south. look at how much snow came down this winter. this is not just the amount that came down but the average. its in excess of what is typically coming down in the winter in some areas. more than 33 inches above normal in lincoln, minneapolis upwards of nearly 20 inches above ...

Heartland. two people have died in nebraska, one in iowa. flooding in nebraska has broken records in 17 places. about 9 million people in 14 states along the mississippi and missouri rivers are under a flood warning. major flooding on air force base near bellevue where about 30 buildings are completely flooded or partially. hundreds of people have been rescued and close to 700 are in shelters. the warmer temperatures will melt sn melt snow and some rivers are forecast to crest at railroaded leve...

Across the missouri. the missouri river is going to call the shots the next several weeks. with river flooding its not something that happens today, tomorrow, and then were okay. all that water has to essentially get out of the tributaries and all of that meets eventually in the gulf of mexico. as you can see there, we have many areas that are going to be seeing some record flooding here. as i mentioned, historic flooding for some, and all of this has to eventually hit down to the gulf of mexico...

Right now parts of the midwest are battling deadly and historic flood leveling. and the water is still rising. this just days after that massive bomb cyclone hit the area melting snow and ice. the jam threatened the region and experts warned that in some places the worst is yet to come. >> reporter: bridges destroyed. highways washed out. cars and cattle stranded. this is the aftermath of a bomb cyclone. the powerful weather system slammed the midwest with hurricane winds and blizzard conditions...

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This is the area of greatest concern. this huge storm heading for the middle of the country will have everything. you have the possibility of tornadoes. a blizzard definitely. areas like cheyenne to fargo. then well have melting snow, heavy rain, and a frozen ground. thats why we have about almost 11 million people under flood watches from minneapolis all the way back down to omaha and des moines. as far as the snowfall goes this area of pink in here thats up to a foot of snow and with it will c...

Still potential for stronger storms to pop up across central georgia into southern alabama, parts of the carolinas. macon, augusta, columbia, to wilmington. damaging winds and isolated tornado cant be ruled out. at the peak of the thunderstorm activity on saturday over 45,000 lightning strikes in a 12-hour period. theres also a lot of wind wrapped around the low pressure system centered over wisconsin. the windy city, chicago, living up to its name today. lots of wind gusts in excess of 50 miles...

Afternoon. the daytime heating from the sun is where we focus the chance of severe storms. the severe storm threat diminishes through the day today and tomorrow. nonetheless, we have the probability of storms in georgia and the florida panhandle. believe it or not, not done with the storm system, yet. another threat of snowfall across the northern plains. in minneapolis, they could pick up 8-12 inches of snowfall, which is more than the monthly average for the month of march. look at the snow th...