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Grabbing on to you and things like that, was a good feeling. >> reporter: he calls it a miracle, every student and teacher unscathed. marching on. >> we're tracking those storms tonight, al roker is here. >> here we're talking louisiana to mississippi, alabama, tornado watches there, tornado warnings popping up as well, now 10 million people at risk for severe weather, significant tornados possible tonight as the system moves east with wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour, tomorrow, it expands to 27 million people from ohio river valley into southeast, panama city and jacksonville, also looking ...

From ground radar and this is the area that is most affected at this morning and of course it will not move. but here is an area right around the cave all the way up to virginia beach where the rains have stopped. look at these rainfall totals, morehead city north carolina, 42 and a half inches of rain, emerald isle 33 and a half inches of rain approaching 20 inches of rain down in wilmington and new bern where they are affecting all of those rescues already 12 inches of rain plus that enormous storm surge. so what's to come? that the focus as we begin a whole new hour of coverage on fox news ...

Individuals as well as cities and counties for all of us to begin the rebuilding process as quickly as possible. >> right now more than 300,000 citizens are facing power outages, and the city of corpus christi is now giving residents the okay to return to their homes, but they must remain under a water boil advisory. meantime, houston, the fourth largest city in the country, has already seen at least 16 inches of rain. nbc's kerry sanders is joining me now from victoria, texas. what's the latest, kerry? >> reporter: well, alex, hurricane harvey is no more, but the problems left behind continue...

Interstate. it is rushing by. this is not just standing water. there's actually fight a bit of current here. that's why we talk about how flooding can be so deadly. it is extremely dangerous. they have been doing evacuations. this is going to rival the 1993 floods, in fact, some areas south of st. louis will actually be worse than that. we're also going to see a lot of these stations south of st. louis break records. so they have been doing evacuations. of course, you have all of these different rivers that are feeding into the mississippi river. this is a very different scenario from the 1993...