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back. just stay. that's what we all are rooting for. flooding last week and last week we saw the rivers rise. tons of rivers still in major flooding stage throughout this week those will begin to go down by next week and hopefully for the most part things are going to be better. rain wise across parts of the carolinas looking okay. a few scattered showers tomorrow. this is wilming tonel. better changes on tuesday. overall the rainfall totals shouldn't be that bad. huge flooding going on in parts of texas and oklahoma throughout the overnight and much of yesterday. some spots up to 15 inches. this is from a tropical system down across the sea of cortez and moved across mexico and caused major flooding there and now incredible flooding in oklahoma. images in there terrifying. heavy rain across i-35 today. see that moving across part of the tennessee valley throughout the day tomorrow. you will notice here across the carolinas looking better. take a look at this though. feeling like fall. finally out there. starts today, guys. fall. pete: rick, i wasn't listening because i was
effects of florence up in north carolina. now we're getting hit with the tropical storm florence. at the same time, the concern is the next several days as rivers continue to rise, places in and around myrtle beach could see devastating effects. >> gabe, i spoke with the mayor of myrtle beach and i know tammy leitner has been there in the more commercial district. the point of concern from those rising waters of rivers is that cut off myrtle beach, right? there would be no access to get help. >> reporter: that's what the mayor is saying. there's concern the next several days by mid next week, three to five days, rivers could rise. then depending how bad that is, it could choke off this part of myrtle beach for days to come. so yes, the mayor is asking for supplies to be brought into this area, but it really depends on how quickly rivers rise whether or not that actually happens. it is a concern for local officials in south carolina.
at 1:15 eastern time this afternoon. it was a rare earthquake that rocked millions of people as far west as illinois and as far north as maine and canada and as far south as atlanta. 40 miles northwest of richmond. why do we stop everything and turn our attention to this east coast earthquake? natural disasters reveal our shared and very real vulnerable. when the levies fail, rivers rise, when the earth literally moves under our feet, we are forced to question if we are ready to respond individually and collectively. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> earthquake. >> what is it? >> it's an earthquake. >> when this building shook today, frankly, my first fear was terrorism. i joined the staff of this show
afternoon. it was a rare earthquake that rocked millions of people as far west as illinois and as far north as maine and canada and as far south as atlanta. 40 miles northwest of richmond. why do we stop everything and turn our attention to this east coast earthquake? natural disasters reveal our shared and very real vulnerable. when the levies fail, rivers rise, when the earth literally moves under our feet, we are forced to question if we are ready to respond individually and collectively. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> earthquake. >> what is it? >> it's an earthquake. >> when this building shook today, frankly, my first fear was terrorism. i joined the staff of this show as we made the 16-story trek to