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The shape of the storm still looks relatively good. but again the big concern going forward is going to be not just severe weather potential but also flooding. here's a look as we zoom down closer into houston. galveston and houston starting to get heavier bands of rain. but the other concern this morning is tornado warnings. we've had multiple ones of them throughout the morning. this red box you see here is a tornado watch. that's in effect until 1:00 p.m. central time today. the overall threat for severe weather does exist basically stretching from the louisiana/texas border stretching all ...

Storm. moving northwest at 6 miles per hour. it is incredibly slow. overall on the scale, it will still remain a category 1 hurricane until it gets below 74 miles per hour. that's when you'll finally start to see it drop back to a tropical storm. but if you look on the forecast track, it's still expected to remain a category 1 storm through at least the rest of today before we see it weaken enough to where it will start to take a bigger hit. the overall track, notice, it still doesn't move all that much. that's why we talk about rain being such a huge factor because these areas will get hit wi...

Morning, say they're cautious, cautiously optimistic that the worst has passed, but they know this storm system has stalled over texas and will continue to pour and dump down rain here across the state of texas. guys? >> nick valencia for us in corpus christi, we'll check back in a few minutes. we get reports of flooding in a few minutes as high as six to seven feet. let's go to cnn's allison chinchar. the last time we spoke to you, before we get to the flooding, we were talking about the tornado watches and warnings which are not all that unusual when there's a hurricane coming ashore. >> no,...

Temperatures across the u.s. this weekend. 17,000 record high temperatures set in 2017 versus 4,000 record lows, 4/1 ratio. then you look at the excessive area area of drought. right around the northwestern tier of the u.s. when you think about how clouds form. and they have extreme heat at the ground weather. it condenses, get yourself clouds but can lead it rain fall. in wait of extreme heat and thunderstorms, fire of course, the fire can actually evaporate moisture from the foliage that it's consuming. that moisture goes up and you have yourself a cloud top across the regions. these cumulus...

Effects of hurricane harvey with some occasional rain that's let up quite a bit here. we still have some of that gusty wind. but the concern here, though, is the potential for flooding as this storm potentially disorganizes. it's still going to pose that threat for flash flooding. this part of the country, this part of the state is fairly prone to flooding. so as a result officials have been keeping a close eye on some of the low-lying areas. that's what we've been seeing is in san antonio here. city officials with two serious tasks here. bringing in some of the evacuees and warning the reside...