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Moves off in the entire peninsula will feel the effects. tropical storm force winds extend 175 miles on each end of this storm. for the last couple of weeks, they ve been inundated with heavier than normal rainfall almost twice as much as they would typically have. this is the rainy season for them. when you look at the radar and we ll show you rainfall estimates, this is a big deal. notice how it s a comma shape. getting dry air across the south into the southwest and into the southeastern quadrants. that is wonderful news. that was never the problem. the problem is, jake, we ve had this trough moving in from the eastern u.s. that s the trough that would push the system and nudge it towards the coast. however, there is a battle between these two air masses, which is going to win out? looks like irma is pretty much winning even though it was edging eastward. the problem is underlying in the ....
Tomorrow, anyway, so they re really hoping people stay off the road. and really the big message we re getting from folks is stay home and cheer on the steelers rather than brave this weather. that s a good reason to stay home, right? polo, thank you very much. now our meteorologist tom seder joins me now. we re so glad to have you on a night like this. what is in store? in some cases, poppy, it s just really ramping up. other areas it s improving and things are going quite well. when you look at these warnings, though, we ve been showing you, just yesterday the warnings looked just like this but they were coming out of the dakotas and iowa. 14 inches in des moines, parts of minnesota, missouri and illinois. but you get down to arkansas, how about mississippi up to 9 inches. once again, it s almost like a big horse d shoe. the comma shape you re seeing on ....
To louisiana and mississippi this week to survey the damage left behind from ida, which is now pushing out of louisiana and dumping heavy rains on alabama and mississippi. flooding, even tornados in some area, are still a big concern. tom seder is tracking ida for it, what s left of it. tom, where is the storm now and what can be expected? the center still a tropical storm. later tonight most likely a depression. it ll take the rest of the evening and overnight to leave the state. but a much different picture, more of a comma shape, not the large red buzzsaw we saw yesterday after staying overland for six hours as a category 4. it takes hours to release all of this energy so a tornado watch still in effect, it s going to be ending soon, but it s these bands that have been off to the east. we still have flood warnings into mississippi and alabama, ....
That may not be the enlgd. not the first hurricane to make landfall for 2021 but goes in the record books as the earliest the fifth storm named. it was the farthest east to become a hurricane this early in the season. a fingerprint of climate change. three fatalities in the caribbean. flooding in cuba. at 8:00 p.m. a hurricane and only for a few hours and then making landfall at 11:00 a.m. look at the rainfall amounts expected to be higher than 4 to 6 and ft. myers 8 to 10. punta gorda with 11. more than that north of port charlotte but we have a tornado watch until 8:00 p.m. extended most likely. a big threat with flash flooding why this is the comma shape. the classic signature and what under see. flash flooding, power outages still possible. ....
Brandon ivey had the camera rolling as hail pelted the windshield and then tornadoes nearby and toppled a tree and utility pole. blew trash into the highway. no injuries reported. here s someone out there with a camera to capture the crazy events. money to be made in that, you know? a nice piece of video and farm it out to various media outlets. make bucks for being dangerous. exactly. listen. that storm system, kyra, heading to the east a little bit now and seeing that comma shape. this is a fairly potent low for this time of year and folks who live in louisville, columbus, you may see more active weather throughout the day today. i think some of the storms refire through the afternoon as the cool front passes down to the south and east. this cool front back here, bringing some even cooler weather and starting to see the changes of the season and temperatures will start to feel a little bit more like well, ....