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davenport, iowa, in e-a region where some streets are better suited for boats than cars. in buffalo, iowa, janine buckley says thanks to those sandbags inside her house is dry. you still have power, heat. if you were inside you'd have no power. >> if i had the curtains closed i'd never know. >> reporter: others around the city are not so lucky. the the midwest waits to dry out, parts of the southeast are cleaning up from tornadoes. the national weather service says a twister with 145-mile-per-hour winds ripped through virginia beach after a weaker tornado hit palm beach, florida, saturday, tossing cars. >> it's loud, scary lightning everywhere. >> reporter: davenport waiting for word the water is done rising now. a familiar problem some people feel is a fair price for life on the river. >> jesse joining us now. when do we expect the floodwaters to recede?
least 20 reported tornados leaving at least one person dead and 19 injured the most powerful had 150 mile an hour wind that slammed the city of jaksboro northwest of dallas morgan chesky is on the ground for us what do you see? >> reporter: well, from what we are seeing is shock mixed with overwhelming relief because this is all that's left of jaksboro elementary school where hundreds of students and teachers road out this incredible storm, and they were supposed to have a tornado drill later this week that yesterday, proved all too real tonight, devastation in texas. from a string of storms, now striking across the south. >> nobody needs to be on the highway right now. >> reporter: mississippi on high alert after a deadly 24 hours in texas. the twisters shredding homes, tossing cars. >> get inside! >> reporter: leaving many scrambling to take shelter one tornado striking during rush hour monday, crossing a busy
waiverly, tennessee with the latest. good morning, charles. >> good morning. the flooding here has been nothing short of catastrophic. i will step out of the frame so you can see what it looks like out here this morning. this is some of what we're seeing pure devastation as far as the eye can see. someone's home overthere with a car inside. completely destroyed after being swept away and lift evidence into this exxon gas station which is also in pretty bad shape, too. we're seeing images like this all over the place. up to 17 inches of rain caused a tidal wave of floodwater that swept away everything in its path. it washed away roads, tossing cars and strux around and causing extensive property damage. people took cover on roofs and some rescued by helicopter. a lot of people weren't as
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welcomed sign. maybe, we will see more sunshine over the next coming days because the three-day precipitation outlook shows just to our south and east but, wow, when it was in full effect, it continued to move over the same locations and it left quite a mess across this area. just tossing cars like they were toy vehicles in portions of belgium and producing over 150 millimeters in just a nine-hour period. that is why the flooding occurred within this particular region. kim. >> all right. listen. um, stand by. i want to come back to you on all the fires that are happening in the u.s. at least 70 large wildfires burning across 11 states, mostly in the west. the biggest one, so far, this year is in oregon. officials say the bootleg fire is scorching about a thousand acres, every hour, and is only 22% contained. this follows years of drought and weeks of extreme heat, across much of the west. and then, to make matters worse, dry thunderstorms and high temperatures, this weekend, are raising the risk of even more
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to have a 15-year span. he will be here so excited. weather is a big concern right now t. threat of strong storms and flooding. it is not over for parts of texas and oklahoma. more than 350 homes have been wiped away outside of boston. at least three people died due to the record setting rain. look at the video. look at that tossing cars around like toys. incredibly the man in that week zeke he survived. >> goodness. >> he was looking dire in that area. >> and more rain today. not right now. it has died off for the nighttime into the morning hours, but things will pop up again this afternoon. a couple showers across the upper mid-west into ontario and quebec. look at this rainfall. this is just the past seven days. many areas here in excess of ten inches of rainfall in seven day, all across from memphis into parts of texas and the potential for tornado as well. look at the radar.
city at 3:00 p.m. monday afternoon. you can see the disaster. the results of that tornado looks like a junkyard. this used to be a neighborhood. a school house. the school, flattened. two schools flattened, tossing cars, crushing those schools and flattening homes. 51 people, daedz. the medical examiner confirming 20 of those are children. they're expecting 40 more individuals to be brought to the medical examiner office and a majority of them, they're telling us will be children. joining us by phone is the lieutenant governor, todd lamb. thanks for joining us. we're so sorry for your state and what your constituents are going through today what. is the latest, todd? >> it's devastating.
city at 3:00 p.m. monday afternoon. you can see the disaster. the results of that tornado looks like a junkyard. this used to be a neighborhood. a school house. the school, flattened. two schools flattened, tossing cars, crushing those schools and flattening homes. 51 people, daedz. the medical examiner confirming 20 of those are children. they're expecting 40 more individuals to be brought to the medical examiner office and a majority of them, they're telling us will be children. joining us by phone is the lieutenant governor, todd lamb. thanks for joining us. we're so sorry for your state and what your constituents are going through today what. is the latest, todd? >> it's devastating.
tossing cars and trailers around and, one couple says all they could do was grab a tree and hold on. >> sounded like a freight train coming and i told them it is coming, we have to get into the ditch. and so we went -- that is when we ran over. >>you know, it was lower... >> yeah, and we hugged -- were hugging that tree at the bottom. we didn't know where else to go. >> rescuers pulled several people from under the rubble and thankfully, no reports of serious injuries, at least there. bill: in the meantime in atlanta, severe weather blamed for the deaths of at least 3 there, a tree crushed a convertible killing two women inside in their 60s and another man dying after being hit by a fallen tree in his driveway. all of these storms downing the power lines across the area, and with that, goes the power. power knocked out to 200,000, throughout the atlanta area. at the airport, the weather delaying flights for more than two hours which can cause things