Not real. steve: really? abby: i can tell. brian: you have been around the world 20 times. steve: maybe we are just unfamiliar with the muscotelo. brian: look at the way is he dressed noah t-shirt. janice: accents muscotello. i apologize. have to get somebody on to hear his real accent. last 24 hours. mid-atlantic that we have taken a beating with flooding rain fall. epic flooding and the potential for, you negotiation the flooding and the river levels and our very high remain high we are getting a period of drying out. there s the good news. future radar, we could see showers thunderstorms across the central u.s. as well as parts of the northern rockies. it s going to remain hot across the southern portion of the country. and we start off cool. but we end up dry with
Snow in parts of new york. hi, how are you? i m from new york here. janice: you are from new york. yes, i m going to work, yes. janice: where do you work? i work across the street like two blocks from here. janice: i m so glad you got through the nor easter, congratulations. let s take a look at snow totals, all right? we did get over 19 inches bayshore, new york, that is on long island and by the way my son just found out he has another snow day today. and do you know what he said to sean, my husband he? said i don t want another day off mom and dad. i want to go learn. incredible. let s take a look. i think i brought the wrong clicker out my friends. oh my gosh. but i will tell you the snow is moving out of new england but we do have a lot of delays at the airports and cancellations. also want to make mention that we have another storm system moving in the west coast that is going to bring flooding rain fall. my apologies for the maps. steve: at love weather. give you heads up and run in and hit the space bar.
Flooding we have going on. adam? yeah, mike. we are on counsel road. almost where you get into the outlet mall is here and flooding is right up this portion of counsel is, at some point, at least a foot. but at other points three to four. depending on where you are. one to three feet. couple cars stuck and they simply cannot get through this area. there are several businesses around here. and flooding is a problem at i-40 and counsel road. so certainly avoid this area completely. appreciate that, adam. flash flood warnings in effect for oklahoma and canadian county as well as cleveland county. serious flooding situation. rain continues to come down along with large hail. biggest hail is in the south
There? reporter: not on the not through the west side or east side of oklahoma city and out east. the area that you were just referring to i believe was more on the west side of oklahoma city on i-40 as it got out towards the el reno area, which is the suburbs west of oklahoma city. george mcginnis, storm chaser in the thick of it tonight, george, thanks for being with us. appreciate your time. reporter: you re welcome. joining us, jamie shelton, a spokesman for the mayor s office in moore, oklahoma. obviously everybody in the country is concerned about moore with what happened there last week, seeing it in the path of the storm again tonight, mr. shelton, what can you tell us about how moore faired in the latest round of storms? i am hearing lots of reports of flooding on residential streets and there s report of one house fire in the community. i do not have reports of new damage from any touchdowns of
Winds, and everything else associated with this storm, obviously we ve heard reports of some localized flooding. that s got to affect the ability of rescue crews and first responders to get around it and it presumably effect evacuation as well. can you tell us anything about the state of the roads in and around the city. i think there is some local flood willing like you said. there probably are pockets for the flooding. but typically doesn t flood very long in oklahoma city. once it stops raining it recede very quickly. so i i think in flooding would be short term. do you think the city had adequate shelter and businesses closing early and people taking care early on in the afternoon today? yeah. we basically had 48 hours to prepare. they ve been telling us this will be a high likelihood of storms. i was surprised so many people though ended up on the street. i ve seen people in cars and interstates kind of got packed. people trying to move.
System across the country, both overnight and into tomorrow? well, we re going to see this whole system start to move. i mean, it has been relatively stationary the past two, three days. frontal boundary that s triggering that activity from upper mississippi valley across the southern plains tonight is actually going to start to move. we will see thunderstorms progress eastward each day, may see a threat even into new england and the northeast come sunday. eventually that front will reach the east coast and we will be done with it, looks like better weather is ahead for the weekend, into early next week for southern plains and central u.s. in terms of overall dangerous, how dangerous that overall situation is tonight, describing this system, essentially becoming less dangerous in the oklahoma city area, is there any place else tonight you expect it might eventually become dangerous? well, one of the problems is we may transition or already have transitioned into what could be a dangerous flooding
Situation, especially in urban areas around oklahoma city, so they were hit with the tornadoes earlier and they ve had up to six inches, seven inches of rainfall. whenever you do that in an urban area, you have problems because traffic can get stranded, you can have flooding. we may see transition of tornado threat to flooding threat overnight. the wind threat will continue east into tulsa, missouri, northwest arkansas overnight tonight. we are not out of the woods yet. greg carbon from noaa in norman, oklahoma, thank you for joining us. i am glad you have the job you have. please stay safe. thank you. thank you. in terms of what happened tonight in oklahoma city in terms of the damage reports, it is unclear at this point the extent of the damage. we have two confirmed fatalities in the oklahoma city area, oklahoma highway patrol confirming two fatalities on interstate 40. eyewitness reports of a lot of cars overturned and a lot of
Completely destroyed out here. and poles levels to the ground. it looks like all kinds of debris and flooding in the median as well. folks have to be careful as rain water piling up right now. it rained like the dickens at the station. we talked about courtney, the flooding problem there would erupt in the metro area. and you are seeing it there in west metro. that s right. it is powering up. it is the aftermath that you don t think about when you re thinking about tornadoes. thank you, courtney francisco reporting live near el reno. the thing is, kevin, with tornadoes by had in shawnee and then in moore and what we had happen today, these are hitting major highways. i-40, i-35. we will go right now this is kfor, the local nbc affiliate there, doing just ip kridible
Without power. we believe those numbers will rise. it is currently report had that those without power. another big problem is flash flood pg. we have been told that people at crossroads mall are stuck in the parking lot because of the flooding. and they are having a hard time getting out. again we are having a hard time with rescue crews and emergency vehicles getting to those who need help at this point in time. if you have a livloved one who know is in the area, keep your cell phones by you and make sure you are in contact with that person. they may have a tough time getting out of there. at one point, we had 1,000 people. 1,000 in the tunnels underneath will rogers airport. the storm was coming that way and they got a thousand people under there. also the barons play off hockey game, they today get people into the clohesapeake arena. and they handled that well.
On down into southern padawanamy county. let s go to the storm scanner and here to the east, this circulation coming into shawnee. tornado warning with that one as well. there is hail the size of golf balls and larger. logan county is in good shape. king fisher county is in good shape. no activity in central northernern oklahoma. all of the action is here. these two storms here. this one east norman. and this one coming into shawnee, both very sil significant there. may produce additional tornado as they move southeast. this one here, mainly severe thunderstorms. large hail, flooding rain fall back to the west. i think we can talk to john well. what john is doing, tell you what, let s go back to can we