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California and that's winter weather right there across the highest elevations of the sierra. some snow showers possible because of the cooler temperatures of course as we approach here, as we work our way into the month of october. certainly the heaviest rainfall going to be felt across portions of the southwest in particular, arizona there, where we have 11 million people in the southwest underneath flood watches. how much rainfall are we talking? 4 to 6 inches possible in a few isolated pox et cetera. phoenix, arizona in particular, average 8 inches of rainfall in any given year. 2 to 3 inc...

Southeast. visible satellite images still begins, continues this storm being missed so long , -- in the satellite era. usually, these strong storms, we see in the pacific ocean impact in places like the philippines and such, those super typhoons. seeing this here right on our shores is certainly frightening. but florida under the gun, a daytime storm, when these storms happen at nighttime, it's a very scary thing for those who stayed, which hopefully most people did not. but if you are there and it's happening in the daytime, that will feel better as you are doing a. >> shepard: talking to fol...

Been raised at all. i spoke at length with governor eddy calvo, and he's trying to reassure the public, and he pointed out to me, there is no panic on this u.s. island right now. take a listen. >> there's no panic in guam. i'm sure you've talked to people who live in seoul or even tokyo. i think the concerns are even more weighty over there, which is closer to the action, particularly seoul, where artillery is within range of the inhabitants of seoul. >> reporter: i was speaking to the governor in the guam museum, which has an exhibit showing photos of people's grandparents here who were put i...

Welcome back to "first look." amazing, intensification over the last 24 hours. and we are now talking about what is going to be a historically devastating storm to people from manzanillo to purt vallarta, mexico. this storm is the third strongest storm we've ever recorded on our planet. that includes the big super typhoons they get out there in the areas of the eastern and the western pacific. this has 200-mile-per-hour winds. i mean that is incredible. it's the strongest storm we've ever seen in the atlantic, or in areas just off of mexico in what we consider here the eastern pacific. it has ...

Past 24 hours. it has not sped up. it has not slowed down. it has kept the same track. massive area of high pressure parked over eastern areas of china. with the high pressure, the steering environment for the storm literally nonexistent. really hard pressed to move out of this region. that's why this becomes a slow motion disaster. unfor naughtily going to hang out over the next 24 hours. rainfall totals around 150 to 200 millimeters could come down over this region with forecast across the area. you take a look, progression of this storm system finally takes it out of the picture over the ne...