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Of the flight path. the pilot had to figure out a way to go through it. that's why he radioed and said let's change the course a little bit let's go to 38,000. let's avoid the worst and that's with the communication was lost. what happened to the pilot when it was in those thunderstorms? we may not know exactly until we get the black box. here is a view of the thunderstorm. the top of the storm to 50,000 feet. here is where the flight area 34,000 feet was flying. the plane could not fly over that. most adopt go over 50,000 feet. they had to go through or around the storm. here is how storm wor...

The front end is key, pilot and co pilot, responsible for the aircraft safety. and they will get the jet out to the search area. >> walk me through what's significant. i look at the guts of this, and none of it makes sense. >> this is the flight area, so the guys will get the aircraft out there the search area. what then happens, the back here is the tc, the tactical controller, the responsibility for the mission is handed over from the pilot to the tactical controller. this bit here, this is the nerve center of that airplane, and it's got some absolutely critical equipment on board it. the la...

Burnett. officials believe the plane may have -- the radius is very large, but includes the indian ocean. which is the complete opposite direction of yesterday's search. malaysian authorities say that have quote-unquote "pings" of plane data for four or five hours after the last transponder signal. it was that way, so if you extend the line, it could be in the indian ocean. like everything else in this mystery, no one is sure. the flight area and search path is literally still up in the air. they lost contact with the plane around 1:30 a.m.

Weather is canceled actually, you have to rattle off pi. >> the whole thing? >> just keep going. >> no, it's one that doesn't end. that much i can tell you. yesterday we saw a quiet weather day. today not bad. we have a battle set up typical of springs. northeast still on the cool side and in between is the battle zone. that's where we're seeing showers and thunderstorms. this morning we have one light area of rain moving pretty quickly. areas around new york city turns out to be okay, just a little bit of light rain thunderstorm. the next storm behind it, we're already watching moisture in te...