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By the morning tomorrow, weve got a storm right off of charleston, probably a hurricane storm. maybe up to about 7 feet of rain. we start to see the rain spread even to the inland areas, causing some localized flooding. the entire area of north carolina. i think thats a pretty good bet, because our models are in such good agreement. we are not done yet. we will be by friday afternoon. weve still got to get through this category 2, right on our shores. >> jesse: georgia declaring a state of emerg...

Here dumping four inches per hour. way too much for the levees to handle. this tomorrow was more evenly spread out, an inch an hour of rain spread over a pert of time. good news for the people here, it hit over the weekend. they were able to stay home to avoid roads. thing are finally drying out here in the houston area. more problems as the storm continues to move east. jenna: well keep an an eye on it, dan, thank you. jon: at least 180 people were killed in a powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake....

Rain trickles out of the mountains and gets off shore. this is a huge event when we are talking about two feet of rain spread over such a large area. if you get two feet of rain in a city, and it lasts a couple of days, and it can go away, that is different than spreading it over the entire state. and we wont see it much more over an inch today, and this is not having to do with the hurricane joaquin, but it has to do with a low pressure system that dumped tropical-like moisture over the carolin...

You will be looking at warm temperatures from new york city down to miami. we have an area of low pressure in the travel problems. it is doing so already this morning on the roadways where we have heavy rain along minnesota and northern parts of wisconsin. all of that rain spread further off to the south down into the tennessee valley and louisiana into the new orleans area. take it easy on the roadways. backside is drawing out across sex at thats and oklahoma. we picked up much needed rain over...

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