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Something like this. we're going to go dry off for a few minutes in the car. i'm going to send it back to you in d.c. leland: go get dry, casey stegall. it looks like it could be a while longer. appreciate your work, my friend. >> thank you, guys. elizabeth: we're waiting for the press conference from the governor of texas, greg abbott so we'll have to wait for that. in the meantime, where is the storm headed? we talked to casey who said the rain is still coming down. the national hurricane center has the very latest, so, joining us now from the national hurricane center is the deputy director...

>> he made a point that those folks weren't under a mandatory evacuation. >> they aren't. >> so use your best judgment. >> and that's what they did a lot with this storm. they said use your own judgment. which is an interesting way of going about it, because with hurricane matthew we evacuated 3 to 4 million people off the coast of florida and also south carolina and georgia. >> yeah. so all these rain bands that are coming, they're not going to let up for days? >> we've been staring at this. this radar loop goes over the last six hours. in the last six hours, you can see where the center of t...

Here's a view of our radar loop. heavy rain throughout this area. this is going to be a water problem. we are talking about the wind problem. this becomes more and more of a water problem. beginning with yes, storm surges and high tide. there it is, right near port lavaca. high water. of course it's nightfall. we will see the damages until tomorrow. it's piling up right in the ine inlets. just from ground level, low-lying areas. 12 feet of water. bring more impressive numbers. this one tells a lot. yes, unfortunately, it is not going to be going anywhere. pretty quickly, your friday night and ...

And there's a lot of rain. the wind continues to die down and will continue to die down which means you should be able to get outside easier and now a category two storm and when this made landfall wins were at 130 miles an hour with gusts up to 160 and currently were looking at 110 miles an hour. this is a radar loop and the eye continues to get smaller and smaller. winds are dying down and i will be the main deterrent for folks getting out initially. eventually rain will be the bigger problem because there still a lot of rain with the system and will continue to be a rain maker here for quit...

>> great. adam: big fox viewers. >> for sure. adam: thanks for coming out. feels great out here. obviously enjoying it weather across the country really not too bad early this morning. there are a couple of spots of trouble areas off to the west. what we're looking at as far as temperatures go, those are pretty comfortable. in the mid 60's in some cases and mid 70's farther south. all is cry and all is clear on the eastern half of the country. take a look what's been happening out west. just the last couple of days and really last couple of weeks. monsoonal moisture. you continue to see that r...