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Thousands of Sydney residents in the city's south and southeast have been ordered to evacuate their homes now as even more torrential rain on Tuesday threatens to destroy their homes.
The storm may even back up, the hurricane center not believing it yet, some models saying the storm may come back offshore, likely not become a hurricane again. this is just for effect. and then back up toward galveston and houston by the end of the weekend into the early part of next week. it's the amounts of rain that no one in this building can believe. we have 200 years of forecasting experience in this building and we look at it and i just have never seen the number like 3 feet, like 50 inches of rain possible, wolf. >> stand by, chad. i want to go right back into the danger zone in corpu...
Candidates. we'll show more from that debate. coming up, michael bloomberg will be here, melody barnes, thomas friedman and grammy award winner carole king. >> wow! >> up next, mike allen with the top stories in the "politico playbook." but first, here's nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer with a check on the forecast. >> this friday we have a couple clouds across the northeast. trouble spots back across the great lakes. just a few scattered showers in that area. we also have heavier thunderstorms falling down through southern missouri and into northern arkansas. we had severe weather there ear...
Mom lives in there. he is taking the both in there to help bring her out. heather: hopefully residents have ways to get in and out. is there a risk of all the rivers rerising from more rain from isaac falls up north? >> reporter: we spoke to the emergency operation center out here and they say absolutely there is. further up north more rain possible. here locally another 2 to 4 inches possible today and that's going to add to the swollen rivers as they head on out there. the good news is the storm surge is now gone, all of those crashing waves over two days are back allowing the rivers to drai...
Early thursday morning, so a lot of tropical moisture in place right now cross the gulf of mexico and that moisture is streaming north into parts of the central gulf coast states like louisiana and portions of southern alabama, mississippi, and the florida panhandle and, cog down as heavy rainfall. up to 21" reported across parts of the florida panhandle. you can imagine with that much moisture in such a quick amount of time, you are taking about flooding being a concern. we have a number of flash flood warnings in new orleans, and mobile, alabama, and outside of tallahassee looking at the fla...