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The moisture from the gulf of mexico. it has got an abundant amount of cloud cover, and that's bringing us agree chances of rain. it is really honed in on the western sections of north carolina. check this out. talked about ten inches of rain, brookford, north carolina, greensboro, this is since wednesday. and there is more rain to come. that's why we have 25 million americans under a flood watch at the moment from the carolinas to the florida panhandle and northern georgia, parts of kentucky. and our ongoing flood threat with the rivers cresting across the mississippi and arkansas river. look...

Conditions across the southeast. quite a dichotomy. rainfall totalled near 10 inches in some cases in north carolina. you'll see some of this dramatic images of firefighters and police having to help several vehicles getting out of high water. this is because the water rose so quickly, inundating these vehicles. some of the drivers who required assistance said their water came down so quickly. this situation unfold in front of you. the interstates, access ramps had to be shut down to prevent people from moving into dangerous situations like that flooded roadways. this is the latest satellite l...

>> not the sight you want to see and now the sound you want to hear. that is in iowa city, that was shot yesterday. and that is a twister just about touching ground here. i want to show you the extent of all the tornadoes across the u.s. just within the past week. 200 tornadoes confirmed. that is an active weather pattern, people. i don't know how else to say it. satellite loop proves it as well. it is continually going over the same locations bringing extremely heavy rain. there is a high likelihood -- moderate i should say today of flash flooding across parts of kansas and into the dakotas. ...

That caused destruction obviously. on our satellite loop, we actually timed this out and you can see the exact moment when the volcano erupted. the plume of smoke and ash was so high and so intense that it was picked up by satellite. there's that shading of red and orange. that is the eruption plume from the krakatau volcano. let ee's zoom into the strait. this erupted back in 1883 and that killed over 36,000 people all due to a similar instance to what we're experiencing today although we're not expecting that kind of number. however, what we do know from that volcano back in the 1800s was th...

To have been 4 feet of inundation. i want to make note that it's not even just on the coast, it's on these barrier islands, they will get water. forcing northward. the red here as above 9 feet of storm surge. look how far some of that surge reaches england. we've got to be aware. even if you think you are inland, that you still could be in danger. this is ken graham here at the national hurricane center. a speed when i'm shepard smith in new york with continuing fox news coverage of this. giving details of what we are seeing. let's go over to the big wall and i will show you how this hurricane...