picture for today, it's going to show you the real focus in terms of precipitation is across the northern tier of the country. we're concerned about the threat of fires once again across parts of texas into new mexico as well. let's go ahead and show you then tomorrow's outlook for the severe outbreak and the worst conditions we expect to be from northern arkansas, stretching into the ohio river valley, including indianapolis, louisville, st. louis, into springfield. new information this morning, we were talking about the number of tornadoes, guys, and how there were more than 90 reports in north carolina. we've got six official tornado paths now from the national weather service and the one that hit the raleigh area as well as sanford, north carolina, for example, that one had a length of 63 miles. 63 miles, this thing was on the ground, guys. three miles wide. at its greatest point with winds of 160 miles per hour when it moved through sanford. when it moved through raleigh it was at ef-2 strength. the intensity changed along the path. gives you an idea of where these storms were moving, how they