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There is flash flooding and then river flooding. i mean, this looks a lot different than it did yesterday when it was a giant buzz saw. calmer shape. drier moving in. the centers north of jackson. it will leave the state of mississippi by morning. but the brighter colors on infrared tell us where the flash flooding problems are and again it's been the bands throughout the day. we have a couple warnings here for flooding. it was peppered earlier today. even to tornados. numerous tornado warnings and small spin-ups. but everything in red is 8 to 10 inches of rain but you get into purple areas. t...
To 5 inches per hour, so major flooding that is going to be monumental across that area, and mostly southeast louisiana. i do not want to see the photos that are about to come out and all the damage when we see sunrise. this will be devastating across the area. the problem is you can see it from our radar, this is a large system, and it is now managing to make its way into sections of mississippi. we have people without power in that section of the country, and this is going over i-ten to i-12 and bringing in torrential rain. now we are doing with a strong sided system, the eastern quadrant of...
Mississippi, all the way to the florida panhandle. and even sections of alabama. you can see from our radar, it's making its way, in and with this is torrential rain. and the spin ups of tornadoes that we are really going to have to watch throughout your overnight hours. the latest update just coming in, we are going to see this turn into more of a tropical storm as we go into tomorrow morning, but look how long this goes, this is going to drag out to about thursday afternoon, four sections of the tennessee valley all the way into the northeast, we will lose the wind flow with this storm syste...
North and nine miles per hour, so this is going to be a very prolonged event and severe weather, on top of that is now an issue for sections of mississippi, all the way through to the florida panhandle. and even sections of alabama. you can see from our radar is the theater bands that are making its way in. with that comes true mention rain and those spin ups of tornadoes that we are really going to have to watch. the latest update, just coming in, we are going to see this turn into more of a tropical storm as we go into her morning but look how long this goes, this is going to drag out until ...