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Hours before making landfall. we're talking extreme rain totals, 20 to 30 inches, and in this white area between wilmington and myrtle beach there's a possibility that they could get 40 inches of rape in a 48-hour period. that is absolutely incredible. we're also talking about major river flooding as the storm continues to push the water in. we could see it overfill the banks and we could see record flood stages with entire communities inundated with water. streets about 7 feet covered in water by 7 feet, and the storm surge that's going to come in, we're talking about 9 to 11 feet of storm su...

It looks like it only touched the fence. >> and then there was 2011 in philadelphia. i went there to cover hurricane irene which made landfall as a category 1 storm, but that storm lingered over the northeast for longer than a hurricane usually does, causing catastrophic inland flooding. >> stay inside. >> absolutely. >> stay home and stay safe, anderson. that's the message that everyone has been carrying throughout the east coast. >> so if you're in the path of florence tonight, i want you to take note. four major hurricanes over the decades have left a trail of destruction along the carolina...

Irene which made landfall as a category 1 storm, but that storm lingered over the northeast for longer than a hurricane usually does, causing catastrophic inland flooding. >> stay inside. >> absolutely. >> stay home and stay safe, anderson. that's the message that everyone has been carrying throughout the east coast. >> so if you're in the path of florence tonight, i want you to take note. four major hurricanes over the decades have left a trail of destruction along the carolina coast, okay? hurricane hazel. this is 1954. it was the first category 4 storm to hit north carolina. the storm surge...

From reaching the east coast. lisa: radar showing the powerful category 2 storm that's expected to unleash 110 mile-per-hour winds and storm surges up to 13 feet high. pete: the cajun navy, my second favorite navy a volunteer group now sending more than 1,000 people to the carolinas and virginia to help. steve: janice dean is tracking florence's path and yanice, it is such a wide storm. janice: yep. steve: this is going to pump a lot of atlantic ocean water into the carolinas. janice: right. when the storm makes landfall, which we think it will do so friday, it's going to stall for, perhaps, 2...

Steve: as millions along the coast prepare for hurricane florence to make landfall the next day or so, drones are set to be deployed to aided in the preparation, the relief and even the recovery efforts. pete: here to explain thousand all works, drone expert former special operations intel analyst and the author of "drone warrior" brett velicovich: we are before the eye of the storm has reached landfall. give us how drones are used maybe before, during and after basically. >> sure. well, great to see you again. thanks for having me back on the program. essentially during this program drones ar...