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Taking down power lines and will continue to do so. it'll take you through the night overnight tonight into tomorrow a lot of heavy snow, right along the coastal areas heavy rainfall no snow for d.c., new york or boston, again some of the snowy areas over a foot of snow in these interior areas. the winter storm advisories are not along the coast i want to leave you with this were talking about heavy rain up and down the coast we can see coastal flood alerts if you not seen the snow you'll see rain if you're not seen rain you'll see really heavy snow over the next 24 hours. jon: and millions of...

This is in los angeles. it was down to about 800 feet elevation. extremely rare for areas around l.a. to see snow flakes. so what we're going to deal with today is we have the flood threat in the southeast. severe weather thread tomorrow and still dealing with a huge snow effort in areas of arizona. high risk of flash flooding throughout areas of northern mississippi, eastern arkansas and a lot of rivers are already extraordinarily high and another 2 to 4 inches today and here's our severe weather threat. we may get a few tornados tomorrow in areas. we've got to flooding threat and tornado thr...

Another little shot of rain by the time we get towards monday and that's from an additional system, little clipper system that's going to drop out of canada. you see this little bit of snow eventually accumulates mostly across higher elevations about 1500 feet elevation. winds wise it's not going to be that bad. by this afternoon do expect to see some breezy conditions. could cause a few delays across some of the airports here right along the coast. maybe coastal flooding problems. temperaturewise, take a look at this across the central plains, how is that? 70's almost in november here and got...

It doesn't matter whether you're talking about a category 1 storm or a category 3 or 4 storm. when it comes to getting the power back on, and you can see it's gotten very dark now in wilmington. getting the power back on is an impossible task when you're talking about anything above sort of tropical force winds. that's the problem in this area. the other problem is we've been looking at our elevation. and, you know, you don't have to go more than a mile from the coast. you're not going to get above sort of 30 feet elevation. so when you're talking about a storm hovering over this area a day, t...

All of that storm surge. probably, that storm surge will stay there for about five high tide cycles. that is why we are going to see so much of that flooding. one of the reasons. the other reason, it's all the rain, eventually, that will fall inland that wants to drain out why the storm surge is pushing it and the water has no way to go. up to 40 inches, we will see some may be 40 or 40 plus by the time we're done with this. and, by the way, melissa, we are talking to some of these interior sections, maybe a foot of rain in the higher elevations here. we've got the mountains about 400 feet ele...