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This moves through, everything to the east, this is the problem spot. even if this makes landfall, the surge alone, the southeast winds into the mouth of the mississippi have already started and most likely will continue until noon tomorrow. that's the battle. as it pushes that water against the mississippi, it rises in new orleans. yesterday, the forecast was for 20 feet. they've dropped it to 19 and that is huge because the levees are at 20 feet. that one foot is critical. you can see the circulation. when the eyes move inland, it chokes that fuel line. this one is different. as it makes its...

July. tomorrow, lot of 90s, also 80s for daytime highs. there's always a problem spot. this is the area we're most concerned about across the central plains here. looks like we'll have some afternoon showers and thunderstorms, some of which these storms could be on the severe side. marginal risk for seeing tornados out there, but it looks like our greatest problem will be damaging winds and also the potential of some heavy rain. there's a lot of juice to work with in the atmosphere right now with the heat and humidity, so heavy downpours are likely. slow conditions back toward the windy city. ...

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City. polo sandoval has this report for us. >> reporter: everyone after the rain stops, the flooding threat will remain for the community inland throughout the carolinas. including here in lumberton, north carolina where on friday we witnessed something truly incredible where neighbors came together to try to defend their community against potential flooding from florence as we saw strangers came together filling sand bags, creating a barrier under an overpass along interstate 95. you see that location had been identified as a problem spot when hurricane matthew swept through the region two ye...

Minimum. so that's some good news. we're about i would say 15, 20 miles. it looks like it will miss landfall there because you need the eye to be pretty much halfway over land, but it does look like from bay st. louis to gulf port, to boluxi, this is our problem spot. we are getting a pretty good surge of moisture moving in with the storm surge that will only increase as the hours go on. red is our hurricane warning. we lost some hurricane watches now, thank goodness for parts of western louisiana. we lost the tropical storm watch up in metro atlanta. there will still be some downed trees, no ...