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Rain. let me zoe you houston. now this torrential rain is now shifting to the south. it was progressing across the state. now it's becoming biological to interstate 10. the storms are moving slower. there is inching down towards the greater houston area. a thousand cars were stranded was south side of town into the southwest of town t. heavy rain now is to the north side of town. this inches a little further to the south. we will have another horrendous rush hour there. in the houston area it will take one to three inches to get to more serious flooding. it won't take a lot. let me show you so...

Turbulence where pilots should avoid. as we get in closer on the edge of your screen here our auto going to see just on the edge this is the wrar of concern. notice it's covered in red, and it says occasional embedded thunderstorms up to 53,000 feet. isolated and embedded up to 50,000 feet. they were flying in the embedded zone. when it comes to the height and we believe the last report. this is an estimate of where we are from 32,000 flew to approximately 38,000 feet. the next 48 hours shows a few thunderstorms, small in size will drift across what we could have as our crash site. again, most...

Deemed ten homes unhabitable. remarkably no injuries. cindy came here to check on her mother, who was safe, but she's still heartbroken for these residents. >> this is their retirement community where they put their money? >> more rain is expected at the beginning of the week, something drought stricken california desperately needs but for the residents who live here there is such a good thing as too much of a good thing. >> what a mess. what an inconvenience for those folks. let's get an update now from karen mcginnismcginniss. it sound like things could get even worse there. >> we are lookin...

That madeproblem for us. this next storm that's coming will bring some winds. more importantly, we will see water, but in the areas where we had major fires, we are concerned about don't flows. that's where this scorched earth it. if we get a lot of water or rain in a short amount of time, we can see don't flows and mud that can impact our residents. >> would you have what it take in terms of equipment and man power to take care of those potential landslides or mudslides that may come that way? >> well, we have water rescue teams and search and rescue teams. the problem is with a landslide in ...

Have another stream of moisture that will continue wednesday through thursday as well. so the heaviest will end from south to north. and that's the way the story is going to go. because of that, we do have the flood watches that are going to be up. so generally, 1 to 3 inches across the los angeles area. snow across the mountains, and then 2 to 4 inches further to the north, and that is going to fall in a very short amount of time, rosemary, that is why we have flash flood watches. and here to the north, this is where we had the fires through the summer. those are the areas, the burn areas, th...