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90-mile-per-hour storm, we will be knocking down power lines all across this area. millions of people without power before this is done, even though it's only a category 1. remember, it only has to get to category 2 to be 96 miles an hour. we're only 11 from there. that would make even more damage. montgomery, you're going to get 3 inches of rain. something here, too, kentucky, tennessee, even though you're out of this by far you could also get flooding rainfall because of the rain that happens ahead of that tomorrow. the mountains, 4, 5, 6 inches, rainfall there. and now the biggest threat is...

Because it's deteriorated even since you and i have talked. so people hopefully, if they have decided to not heed the evacuation warning that they are bunkered inside and in part of their house, away from windows, but the word from emergency management here is they're on their own. if they did not leave, there is no one here to help them because winds have become more sustained than 40 miles per hour. that was the threshold for fire and police rescue here. they're going to start removing their emergency personnel from the roadways. they're going to leave the people who stayed to fend for thems...

We are back with our special hurricane coverage of hurricane irma. another evacuation warning just moments ago from florida governor rick scott. >> if you're in an evacuation zone, you've got to go. you've got to get out now. get to a safe place. this is a catastrophic storm that our state has never seen. >> and as we take a look at the florida keys, that is key west right there and the national weather service has projected that areas in the florida keys may be uninhabitable for an extended period with catastrophic life-threatening winds and storm surge. irma is now a category 3 but is expect...

The gulf of mexico again once it makes its first landfall and then perhaps go toward louisiana next week. this will be a big deal. the forecast rainfall upwards of two feet of rain not out of the question. this will be catastrophic for folks along the texas coastline. if you have an evacuation warning and people are telling you to get out you need to do it now. you don't have a lot of time. water is warm in the gulf of mexico. the fuel the storms need. very warm. nothing in the storm's way from intense filing and i think we'll have a period of rapid intensification. the forecast models are ver...

>> here at the oroville dam, the california department of water resources said the water levels are receding after the last storm that came through, really drenching the region. yesterday was the most optimistic news conference we have seen so far. officials say they are focused on removing debris from the bottom of the damaged spillway with hopes of getting the hydroelectric plant up and running again for the butte county sheriff says they are feeling much more confident and they have weathered the storm. >> as we move forward through the completion of some of those milestones in the week, du...