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we see any clear skies here. anderson. >> that's it for us on "360". more hurricane coverage next. hi there. good morning, everybody, from the cnn center. this is your cnn start morning. coming to you an hour earlier today to cover this storm, hurricane irene that is actually putting about 20% of this country's population under threat of this storm. we're talking about 65 million people are in the path of this sucker. you see the line there. that's the cone of uncertainty they call it. but still they believe this is the path it's going to take, right up the east coast. and we're ta...

Corner of your screen, that's what we would call a debris ball. so when something like that shows up on your radar, that tells you this is picking up pieces of buildings, picks up trees and causing major devastation. so, that's what the radar image looks like when that tornado was moving through job lynn just a couple of hours ago. i know, don, we've been in touch with some of our affiliates, communication, as i said, is limited out of joplin. we don't have satellite capabilities out of joplin so our affiliates out of kansas city are trying to get there to get those images back to us. >> you'r...

meteorologist jacqui jeras. we have been monitoring these feeds. you have been monitoring scanner traffic. we're told a number of injuries, possibility casualties. people are looking for people. what's going on? >> so much devastation. it's hard to get a handle on how widespread this is. of course, communication is extremely limited. they're asking people to stay out of the city because emergency crews are trying to set up triages to help the people who have been injured. and also, you know, there are some reports of doas as well, so we're not sure how many at this time. a tornado di...

Tornadoes are tornado reports, all the thunderstorms are the wind damage that was received and so the storm prediction center and national weather service are going to go out and survey the damage. they've done a lot of that. they're going to determine that some of these reports were likely of the same tornado, so these numbers are going to go down, and determine it was one tornado or the same parent cell that moved through some of these areas. so we'll continue to go through this in the upcoming days. but many of these were e f-3 tornadoes that produced winds around 140 miles per hour. here's...

Oklahoma. keep mind. some of these areas can go an entire winter without getting hit once. mike seidel is in oklahoma city, oklahoma this morning. mike, it duoesn't look like oklahoma behind you. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it looks more like fargo r or business mark. here comes a plow. the temperature right now is 8 degrees above zero and windchill is 15 below. a very dry, powdery snow. parts of southern kansas have had as much as 14 inches. in amarillo last night, winds gusted to nearly 50 miles an hour and windchills were nearly 30 below zero. they're urging conservation in the state...