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In places that are already saturated. now let me get you to some gauges here. this is the alarming risk of what we're seeing in north carolina. this is the cape fear river near fayetteville, it was down here at 15 on friday, now it's up to 62 feet high, forecast chest at 61.5, we will round it up. for the whack mau river at conway going to 19 feet from 8, well over record stage, but that doesn't happen until sunday. these record rainfalls in these still coming downhill will still create more flooding. here is the northeast cape fear river, the gauge broke at 24 because that was the upper limit...

Out now before it reaches that record stage. >> reporter: that is so true, allison. so many people say, look, i have plenty of time, i'll see it coming. it doesn't work that way. flash flooding happens in minutes. allison chinchar, thanks very much. much more ahead. stay with us. this special cnn live coverage of the aftermath of hurricane, now tropical storm florence, continues after this. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life.

Manchester. water levels down here at 10 feet. take a look at this. by tomorrow afternoon, up to 35 feet. so we are going to watch the water rise up around 25 feet by the time we get towards, say, tomorrow night. and it stays at that record stage for a number of days. go towards the northeast cape fear river, same story. by the time we get towards sunday afternoon, we see this water rise by about 20 feet. and it goes and it stays at that high level. pete: what is that thing in the middle? is that record? rick: these are different levels. if you live in this area they know action stage this str...

Staying at that stage all the way at least through wednesday. so these are guys. pete: that's a sleeper story. it's not the wind. it's always later on. >> it's the flooding. the first thing you get is the rain that falls where you are. that rain, gravity wants to pull it down to a stream or sort sort of a creek or river. that's how that eventually all feeds out towards the ocean. the problem is then that ocean water is being still pushed on shore. doesn't allow that water to go out. that's one of the problems. but all that water eventually makes its way to these rivers. another one northeast c...

Circulation. there's the flash flood emergency. flash flood emergency, you hear flash flood warnings. that means flash flooding is imminent. when you hear flash flood emergency, that means it's happening and lives are at stake. this is from charleston to savannah. we're waiting to see how high the high tides get. here are the river gauges. it's not just the st. john's river. there are little rivers here in record stage. there's more suffering than just in this little red strip. we're focusing on that because that's the biggest body of water and also goes through one of florida's biggest cities...