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Certainly heavy rainfall and isolated tornadoes as we go through the day, we still have tornado watches in effect, we have at least 2 reports of tornadoes, one of them moving through the heavily populated dallas region, of course, we will continue to see the damage reports as the son comes up, this was a nocturnal tornado, it came when it was dark and people couldn't visibly see it but if you had your weather radio on and listened to forecast you would know that we were under severe weather watch for several hours, there's the watches right now, those are tornado watches as we go through the n...

Off to the side of your scene. that tractor-trailer being flipped over. we know of damage reports to homes as well as a church that was nearby. today is going to be the cleanup process for those. the national weather service has said they will go out, they will survey this area to determine whether or not this was a tornado and if so what strength rating do they actually give it. in terms of rain, that's also going to be a big concern not just for florida but even some other states. even cities further inland. atlanta, knoxville, charlotte, even washington, d.c., likely to get heavy downpours ...

La cha cola and this area. 2 to 4 feet in the orange area and 1 to 3 feet the closer you get toward tampa. but the growing concern at this hour is a threat for tornadoes. this is a tornado watch in effect until noon easterntime today. it includes tampa, orlando, daytona beach, and even ft. myers. i want to point out we've had damage reports in polk county cob sis tent with a tornado. we've had several tornado warnings already. that's likely going to continue today. this is a look at the severe threat for today. this yellow area with that risk. it includes, orlando, tampa. you're talking savann...

Predicted all along the coast of south carolina and north carolina. we have wind gusts in excess of 90 miles an hour just offshore and of course the strongest core of winds moving onshore. we could see the potential for storm surge 5 to 8 feet depending on high tide. certainly upwards of a foot of rain and isolated amounts of 15 inches of rain. this is low-lying area. it will cause a lot of problems. also with these landfalling tropical system we see the potential for tornadoes. that's going to be ongoing. we have had damage reports out of myrtle beach this morning and a tornado warned storm h...

Damage reports go to the governors office of emergency services. rob, can i ask you to come join us? rob gray is a seismologist with the u.s. geological survey and coordinator for southern californi california. >> obviously, we are here because we had an earthquake to celebrate the 4th of july. we will have people out. geologists are heading out to the field right now to see if they can measure placement, obviously any damage reports will come in. this earthquake was large enough where the shake could have triggered damage. you are explaining frequency waves that travel farther than higher fre...