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A big concern now isn't it? >> when you lose the daytime heating from the sunshine. we start to see severity of the thunderstorms diminish. severe weather threat continues to weaken. the flooding now i am concerned about. particularly the oklahoma city region who has the had the third rainiest, 24 hour period in history. incredible. 5 1/2 inches of that was a 75-year record. some impressive stuff. flash flooding a concern. they have had lots of tornados in the midwest. people go to assess the damage. they go out some times in their vehicles. that can be concerns as well with flooding waters yo...

Area that we saw tornadic development. now losing the daytime heating from the sun. storms weaken. we do have a watch box ongoing from northern texas through portions of oklahoma. these thunderstorms still could produce large hail, damaging wind. isolated tornado. again really the heavy rain that i am concerned about. and with rainfall totals over 7 inches, people going outside to assess their damage. especially early thursday morning. they're going to have to look out for the rushing water on the roadways major concern. >> yeah, absolutely. the image there of the tornado, just horrifying. >> ...

Interstate 44 just to the north of chickasaw. again, no tornado reported with this but this storm is cycling through. the storm itself actually split into two and has two separate circulations. eventually one of those will win out over the other one and it should gain strength. but there's still a lot of daytime heating in this area. we'll see if this regenerates and the tornado threat returns. we'll have our eyes on the oklahoma city area about an hour hour and a half from now, ed. it's not a widespread tornado outbreak but isolated tornados are possible over the next couple of hours. that's ...

As over 100 reports of hail and damaging winds and the storm is on the move. we had a tornado warning earlier on about an hour and a half ago for new orleans. thankfully no watches or warnings right now but the storm prediction center is thinking we might have to put a watch out for texas and louisiana to get the daytime heating. heavy rainfall for the gulf coast. we've already seen several inches of rain really within the last 48 hours and incredible pictures of flooding across texas and louisiana over the last 48 hours. expecting more rain in the forecast flash flood watches around warnings ...

Through texas, where the showers are firing up with daytime heating. that is only going to get worse. so let's see if we can push this through to have our radar come and you can see by dallas that's where we're getting strong storms right now and also through the houston area as well. this will all continue through the afternoon and we'll see those storms have the potential, anyhow, to become severe. so definitely a day where you want to keep your eye to the sky for sure. elsewhere across the northeast we are looking at cooler than normal temperatures. that's pretty much going to be the theme ...