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Through the great lakes and that's what will come up the east coast. and we're not going to see -- when you say nor'easter people think ice and snow and coastal flooding. this one will be a very strong storm so it will have strong gusty winds with it and heavy rain. it's not cold enough thankfully for snow in almost high areas. so i paused this as 6:00 p.m. wednesday. d.c., you're in the clear. so the worst of it for washington, d.c. is going to be during the day wednesday and getting better as we go through about 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. but that means from philadelphia, new york city, hartford, the...

Us from areas of northern louisiana, southern arkansas, and right through much of mississippi, alabama, and all of the way through georgia, and it is on the stalled front and all of this moisture streams all the way, actually back to cabo, some tropical moisture streaming up through mexico, through texas and then it is just sliding through the south. so this is welcome rainfall. the deep tropical plume. but eventually it will all move northward on wednesday, and up into the northeast. and so if we have any flash flood potential today, with the slight risk and el dorado and greenville mississip...

So, you know, the rains have started to pick up. for the most part, it has not been too heavy throughout the day. we do have about 254 people that are sheltering with us currently, and right at this moment we're going throughout this evening, going in tomorrow morning seeing how we come out of the storm. >> all right. thank you very much. we appreciate you joining us. stay safe. i want to go now to andy stewart, kitty hawk town manager. andy, hello to you. you're really camped out at your town hall all night. conditions on the ground now? >> just in the past ten minutes, we started to see some...

I expect that we are going to see, when it comes to hurricanes, that's going to start going up the list a little bit. i went back in the archives here and grabbed the radar from harvey. of course, this moved to a pace that you could outwalk like dorian. what we're seeing here is, with a warmer climate, where the air is warmer, it holds more moisture. so you are getting 1 in 500-year rain events. then also you are getting warmer waters. so that's more high octane fuel, and we are seeing these hurricanes now go through rapid intensification because of the warmer waters. when you look at the list...

The event we're happening anywhere in the united states. these rain events even though this associated with a hurricane, and a tropical storm, could be anywhere in the state welcome and we just ask for thoughts and prayers and know that -- we're going to be very resilient as we are here in louisiana, and we're going weather this storm and come out as a good team. >> how have residents there responded to warnings of this particular storm have they taken it seriously? >>s they, they are, they've had taken it very seriously jon, again, we've been through this time and time again, and when our sta...