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Gray muck is flowing into the Cape Fear River from the site of a dam breach at a Wilmington power plant where an old coal ash dump had been covered over by...

  The winds and rain ease this afternoon behind the front as it slowly exits the area. The rain eases further tonight as a weak ridge of high pressure moves across but another approaching front brings in more rain in the early morning hours again. High temperatures today near 50, tonight’s lows near 45.    We currently have a Coastal Flood Advisory valid from 9am thru 4pm today which is a result of the King Tides.  Though they peaked yesterday, and today’s forecasted level is lower that yesterday’s, because of building seas and swells reaching 20-22’ later this...

As far as new orleans goes, you'll probably see the strongest gusts in the next two or three hours and then the winds will die down. again, scattered power outages in areas with trees and that will be the main issue. alex, as we go throughout the rest of the storm, it will be monitoring who gets the heavy rain, how much rain they get, and then we'll talk about those river forecasts. right now central flooding is predicted in central louisiana, in the same spot where three years ago they had, quote, unquote, they're once in a lifetime flood of $17 billion of damage done. one other story i just ...

Moves in across parts of the appalachians, monday, same story. tuesday, by the time we're done with this, we'll see an additional likely 20 to 25 inches of rain in some spots. now, we've seen all kinds of damaging pictures that have come in over the last eight, 12 hours from the storm. want to watch what we're watching with the heavy flooding ongoing. we're going to see the rain across the appalachians here sunday and monday. all of that rain has to drain down through the rivers. these are flood forecasts, river forecasts for some of the rivers across north carolina. take a look at this little...

Historic strength as it heads directly for the northeast. we've got all of our reporters standing by throughout the danger zones with full reports but first, our meteorologist bill karins, live in lower manhattan, bracing for the storm surge tonight. bill, you're down there near battery city and obviously you're looking at tide coming in i guess around 8:30 tonight, is the really first test of just how bad this is going to be? >> yeah. this is slightly scary since this is what it looks like at the low tide, you know. we hit that this morning the high tide, about six hours go to the low tied, g...