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Boardwalk? walking the dog. they have to go potty too, right? we ve had a mellow, easy night. stayed in the hotel room and watched the river. it was nice. bill: you knew the storm was coming. wilmington has been in the cross hairs for five days i think on the radar map. they have been. exactly what we were expecting it to be. maybe not as severe. we feel fine. bill: we re not through it yet. the back end of the storm will be here and there will be significant flooding, too, as we come in the coming days. what is your plan? i plan to stay here. my boyfriend works at the hotel. they have been nice enough to give us accommodations and he is volunteering to stay and work. we ll go home after that. bill: what does your boyfriend do? the head bartender here. bill: could have used him last night. he has been here. bill: this hotel is well ....
Just a little bit. that is 8:00 tomorrow morning on saturday. should be right along that line. still with maximum sustained winds at 65 miles an hour. then by sunday morning much further inland as a low pressure center winds of about 30 miles an hour. but still dropping a lot of rain. let s take a look at the radar map now. that was a satellite image. here s the radar for perspective. this is charleston, south carolina here, which really never got much rain out of this system. it was always inching up on it. at the top, you can see elizabeth city, cape hatteras and the rest with wilmington here in the center. wilmington still getting a lot of rain. last report was, a woman and her infant child have died in the storm. the husband has ben taken to a nearby hospital. those are two of three confirmed deaths so far in this storm. this is expected to continue to move inland and wrap its way ....
That we were worried about in lynchburg, virginia from very heavy rains. take a look at the radar map and move this map forward. my clicker is not working so our audio person in the back maryland is forwarding this for me. that wa marilyn s move. southeast today good. socked into a lot of rain. we at least have a couple of dry days here. rain come in tuesday to wednesday. move this forward here marilyn, hit one more button. big storms moving across the northeast. also bringing some flooding. flash flood warnings going on across parts of new jersey. this is a really big storm and move this forward one more time marilyn. that s marilyn, she is amazing. this is the line of storms moving across the plains. big storms across minnesota this morning. you see this line right here that s going to continue to pull towards the east no. rain out across parts of california, unfortunately where all that dry condition is going on. griff: looks like down there in southern virginia is not going to be a ....
That s where all the severe damage was as a cat 5. 160 mile per hour winds. not showing any signs of weakening. the path over san kroy tonight. that takes us to our current radar map. we now can see the eye on puerto rico for the first time. we ll be tracking this over the next 24 hours. this is where the destruction will be. you do not want to be in the eye of a category 5 storm that will tear houses apart. wherever that goes later on tonight is where the worst destruction will be. it will be close to san kroy or maybe in between the the two later on this evening. that s going to be the very close call there. and, again, the most populated areas here near san juan is where we possibly could be watching the storm going, stephanie. there are approximately 1 million people in that northeast quad rent there of puerto rico and that s right where we think ....
We are back looking live at the scene in richmond, texas. you can see on the right side of your screen there, just drop that radar map. it is in houston from kprc. a rescue right now. this is exactly what we have talking about. the flood waters still affecting so many people and so many neighborhoods and these rescues are going on four days after the storm first made landfall. it looks like those folks getting out of that rescue boat. they are walking across to, essentially, higher ground at this point. again, coming to us live from kprc. as it s all up folding today. the storm hit late friday. this is what rescuers, what people by boat, people by chopper are having to deal with. you see that boat turning right back around, presumably, potentially, going to find more folks that need some help. ....