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The southern edge, not too much. there's still a multilevel in the atmosphere circulation. it's able to tap moisture from the gulf of mexico. the radar loop is from three hours. look at this -- there's this line tapping that moisture from the gulf. houston is in a little bit of a lull. the bulk of the activity is a little bit further toward the north and toward the east. also pushing into louisiana. it's almost like a feeder band going right in through that area. but what's harvey going to be doing? it is going to slowly, very slowly, it's moving to the east/southeast at about three miles an h...

Until friday. >> yes. typically we would see systems that make landfall be what we call downgraded to tropical depression or me remnants. second phase flooding. this is -- something. what i'll show you, the center of the screen is houston. a radar loop the last 24 hours. watch the band, getting fed from the northern gulf off the coast of louisiana. once again, it slid in last night. did not continue its northerly movement. to the southwest, another one making its way in the next five to six hours. hope it doesn't stagnate like the first one. let's move on. i want to mention, we have to as fore...

Has absolutely nowhere to go. s this is our estimated rainfall so far, and anytime you're looking at these very light colors, we're getting on end. so 16-20 to 25 inches of total precipitation, that is going to leave some big standing water, which you're seeing. bringing it in a little bit tighter in the houston area, yeah, getting up to 20 to 25 inches so far. and as we were saying, it's not done yet. this is our satellite and radar loop, it's just grabbing this moisture. the problem is the circulation isn't about to leave, so we're going to continue to watch spin off towards the west, grab t...

Weather center with much more of what we can expect in the evening ahead and the days ahead. fill us in. >> we're not even halfway through this. we're watching a calamity unfold that is a one in 1,000 year event. everyone has been asking how in the world is this still a tropical. it made landfall on friday night. belief believe it or not, it's feeding all of its own rainfall. when these systems are over water, that's like fuel, they fire up. because it's moving at 1 or 2 miles an hour, it's suking up the rainfall it's dropping. now even if it was downgraded to a depression, it's going to provi...

Fox extreme weather center. she was talking, adam, about the rain not being in galveston for just a bit. you have the pinwheel affect and rain bands. maybe you can talk about that for a moment. >> further out where she is you'll get bands and lines of showers. a heavy band can move through you're area and you'll get the break or lull before another band moves in. i still think they're in for more rain before the night's over. we have new information for hurricane harvey. throughout the night it's been a category 4 storm. that's changed to a category 3 storm. what's that mean for folks on the g...