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Thing farther inland now, and we've got rivers that we had expected to see crested at a certain level. so it's a very difficult thing for the hydrologists to forecast that. the center is just to the south of columbia, but the moisture is going to continue to be pulled in. and by the way, continuing to see i have those little wind barbs there, onshore flow. that's one of the problems. all that water that's falling from the sky can't drain out of the state of north carolina or into south carolina. pete: what's the max of the flood event? will it be today? tomorrow? what are we look at? >> report...

River. it's at low tide and still at six foot storm surge. again, the worst of it overnight. water stayed up all morning long. heavier rains moving into the northern half of south carolina after dropping a foot overnight. a lot of standing water. i-95 closed in both directions. heard reports through georgia because of downed trees and because of high water. the winds are blowing out now in savannah. those water levels are going down quickly on the georgia shoreline. areas from charleston northwards, onshore flow. water levels still coming up at the next high tide cycle, between 1:00 and 2:00 a...

Mid-atlantic, great lakes, looking beautiful for the next number of days but across florida, onshore flow with significant rain and potentially tropical development the next couple of days by monday and tuesday, could deal with some sort of a tropical storm in the area of florida, and it will pop up on us quickly. and now across parts of the plains, across areas of texas and oklahoma and kansas city and nebraska, heavy rain. that is falling in across parts of texas. so we will look at where we see this: heavy rain the next two days, 4" or 6", and look at the good news in texas, the drought, re...

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