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Look at this wind field. tropical storm force winds extending out 175 miles. a strong system. so without a doubt, we have some time to go with this. we still need to be careful. flow around this system like this. you'll still have on shore flow on some of the beaches and the panhandle. the water will be slow to come down. some places more water on the way. think about how large this system is. we have tropical storm warnings on the atlantic portion of this storm from georgia and into the carolinas with some of this on-shore. what are the hazards? the rainfall, a dangerous situation with the ra...

You're a hurricane spinto georg, the flow will provide on shore flow. we've been talking about this storm surge. you get the on shore flow continuing, you can still push water in. the places that have high water will continue to rise in someer. i'll look at some of the data. one thing we have been trying to communicate is the storm surge isn't just coastal. you can see some of your barrier ie labslands here. follow it up for miles and miles. look alt tt the rises on these rivers. it's inland. we're seeing it happen. it will keep the water up. >> anything to worry about when you start getting a...

>> it is. bill: how did you make out after florence? >> the way the storm came in, we took kind of the eyewall coming in and we actually fared pretty well. we had minimal roof damage, shingles, gutters, that type of thing. the biggest impact, we had an unusual backside storm on shore flow that caused a surge after the eyewall passed, which is unusual, normally we get the surge on the incoming wall. got about six feet there, covered most of the island. low tide came out and took it out and came back last night. same thing, because the storm is hanging around, it's not going anywhere, so we've g...

Hours ago and the storm has moved 150 miles is all in the last 30 hours inincredibly slow moving storm. big gauges. here is our concern rivers at major flooding. that's the purple, moderate flooding is the red. take a look at what happens major flooding going on down across south carolina, north carolina, in across parts of virginia. the rain that's going to fall. going to down all the rivers and seeing a lot of rivers well above their record levels that they have ever seen and likely stay that way moving in across parts of sucre, myrtle beach offshore flow. anywhere to the east of that still ...

High tide with that persistent easterly wind with this stationary tropical cyclone that continues to pile up that water and the more that falls upstream, it just can't go anywhere with that on shore flow blocking it and that's just exacerbating the flooding situation up in new bern and now developing here in the wilmington area with this prolific rainfall continuing. >> i want to show our viewers one of kind of the before and after shots that you've posted. when i show them, it's -- this is union point in new bern, and you can see quite the difference between the before on the left side of you...