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Tonight into tomorrow possibly. winds of 110 miles per hour, a solid category two storm with 125 miles per hour gusts moving to the northeast about 8 miles per hour. the storm surge threat is still very real. we have a storm surge threat, wind threat, rain threat, and tornado threat with this. 4 to 7 feet possible with the storm surge. as we time this out, it will be around moorehead city, maybe past there by 7:00 tomorrow morning, making its way offshore by noon, effecting hatteras and dumping rain in these locations. be on the lookout for tornadoes. toer tornado watches are in effect. you ca...

Give us an idea of how long this is going to last? >> we expect the rain threat to continue through tonight and tomorrow. we have a flash flood watch in effect. that's going to stay in effect, at least through today. and there's some talks of it -- talks about it extending through tonight and possibly tomorrow for parts of the area. the problem that we're having right now, it's a lot of the water -- the wind has actually pushed the water onshore in the areas as far as storm surge. once the water gets into some of the rivers and the bayous, the runoff from rain that falls in, has nowhere to go....

The planes, the upper midwest. we are talking about major snow totals anywhere up to a foot to a foot and a half of snow across this entire area. we will see big-time airport delays. and that's going to triple across the rest of the country. doesn't end there. extending down to the south, we have a rain threat. the severe weather threat is very real across much of texas, the possibility of isolated tornadoes. you can see this rain getting its act together. we go through tomorrow. so airports aren't going to get any better tomorrow, especially across the south and we'll also have lingering snow...

Saturday afternoon. and we have also had powerful storms in italy. this is a close up aerial image of a force, i'll broaden it out to show you how the power of the wind moving through this region, this is in northern italy. and this strong wind that is associated with one of the storms that moved through just completely decimated a forest, knocking over thousands of trees. we have a sharp dig really in the jet stream. remember the jet stream is the upper level winds that drive our storm systems. it is picking up a lot of moisture and a potential for flash flooding exists along the western coas...

Combination for $600 million. if you could only fill out those cards, which you could not do, you would have a winner. ahead, category four hurricane willa barrelling down on the west coast. the rain threat extends all the way to the northeast this weekend in what could be a nasty weekend here. welcome to the place...