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Potentials. would disasters that have taken place in different parts of our country, one in tennessee and here across new england. when the history books are all said and done, they're all written from tropical storm henri, it won't be the storm surge, the wind, but it will be this flood -- the flooding that took place. i want to show you what happened in middleton, new jersey. this was an area hit particularly hard at the onset of henri's arrival. they saw over eight inches of rain, short period of time that left roads flooded, that left businesses impacted. some of the cars left stranded wit...

Weather center, thank you. >> 's still a powerful storm even though we continue to see it we can just a little bit. those effects are being felt right along the florida coast, winds around 30 miles an hour a times gusting up to 40 miles an hour just off the coast this is a buoy, that's been getting close to 75 dutch 80 miles per hour. as this drifts closer to them and you will see the winds intensify. we see some of the outer be in serene battering parts of central florida. this will move a little closer to the shore from now over the next couple of days and as it makes that move, you will see...

Let's get an update on dorian's path. meteorologist adam klotz has the latest. >> reporter: still a powerful storm the we are seeing it we can, category 2 storm. those effects are being felt on the for the coastal wents at 30 miles an hour, at times 40 miles an hour. off the coast the buoys over the water, 75, 80 miles an hour. you will see wents intensifying to will get closer to land. outer bands of rain battering parts of central florida. this will move a little closer to the shore from now with the next couple days and as it makes that movie will see more rain and wind and storm surge. the...

10 inches, maybe 8-12 inches. there are flood potentials there as well. we're looking at the forecast for houston, it does dry out but that's only for people who still have -- who can kind of regroup and see what's happening beyond the next three to four days. back to you george. >> reporter: all right karen that'll be the next phase of our coverage clearly. what happens there along the louisiana/texas border. here in this part of the state we're watching the rivers rise and the rescues continue to take place. we're watching some infrastructure crumble. there are a lot of people who survive th...