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That would bring down small tree limbs. well watch a little drainage too. a lot of leaves at their peaks. soaking rains, gusty winds and if you have any interest in the baseball game, windshields in the 40s and dry and clear and on the chilly side. be prepared for a slow ride home later on today with windy conditions and heavy rain. more morning joe when we come back. this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious p...

State police shed been told that this blimp has landed. have you been told anything along those lines? >> i am not aware that the power company has been notified of that information. have you heard of any other damage being caused by this blimp? >> we have not heard of any other damage. we have heard of other outages today, weather is pretty stormy here in pennsylvania and most related to tree limbs. this is the only power outage we know caused by this blimp. >> was it just a power line that wen...

>> my neighborhood is doing pretty good. a lot of them -- like my husband, we couldnt get the car into the neighborhood because couldnt drive through the water. nobodys homes were flooded, fortunately, but a lot of us have a lot of water on our lawns and the roads were covered with water. you know, its just kind of shut everything down. a lot of tree limbs down. were starting to get wind, and that has me worried with the ground being so saturated, the trees could start falling. >> have you seen ...

In charlotte area, tree limbs and other debris from the creeks to prevent the backing up. and officials are urging every day citizens to help out in the storm response. >> lastly, be a good neighbor. watch out for your neighbor. checking on the elderly person. power out or localized flooding that is threatening someones home make sure they are okay. >> reporter: meanwhile south carolina, street flooding in low- lying neighborhoods in charleston. the city and county offices are closed today and a...

Making that direct impact and downpours creating a deluge. we have team coverage today. jonathan. >> reporter: as you can see behind me the storm system continues to drive heavy surf. right now the biggest concern is this heavy rain thats causing problems all over. much of north carolina is under flood watch as we speak. the governor declaring state of emergency for all 100 north carolina counties. its not just coastal areas but inland communities including charlotte county where crews have been...

80 miles per hour wind gusts. we still expect several areas 40 to 50 miles per hour today. some of the stronger winds will be sliding into parts of montana. washington state is still going to be dealing with that. power outages possible and more tree limbs falling down today. we finally got some much-needed rain. so that fire risk does shift toward the east. but there are some dry thunderstorms that could come out of this. when you get that rain from the coast, it gets dried out and squeezes all...

Force of mother nature, these tornados taking cars flipping them over. taking tree limbs and putting them through house walls. destroying homes. it breaks my heart. the national weather service has to go back and assess the damage to attribute some sort of scale to the strength of the particular tornado. this is called the enhanced fujeeta scale. they look at things like the tree limbs and which direction they fell. whether they fell straight fo forward or had an arc to them. if you look at the ...

Of delayed openings. so your point is correct. its been consistency thats been the problem. >> we also understand that your city offices right now will have a delayed opening. will you make a call at some point today to just shut them down for the day? >> well at some point in time well make that call. it will be closer to 11:00. but hopefully were going to be able to open at 11:00 and if the temperature rises, well get some relief. >> whats your biggest concern today and priorities for the city...

Because they were striked up all over. >> reporter: to be clear, no one knows exactly the route the young girl took but theres the house she went to for help and here is the woods from which she emerged. so were going to try and literally figure it out along the way. at first its easy going on a flat dirt trail. the road didnt last. in fact, it just comes literally to this dead end. and now the next question is, where do you go from here? any direction takes you into deep brush. its not like im ...

Just walked through, she had just seen her parents and her sister and her cousin. all three were dead. amazing. >> reporter: i decided to backtrack the way she came. pretty quickly i find the going is tough. downed tree limbs everywhere. the brush incredibly dense. branches snag and grab as you move while needle like thorns tear at your clothes. even in broad daylight, the potential pit falls >> referee: where. steep and slippery slopes ditches and pools of water. the brush swallows you quickly,...