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It stalls out and dumps brain and water for four days it could be a dangerous situation for millions of people to live in south texas. there's a lot of people that live in this area and it could be a really bad thing if we see feet of rain dumped in the month of august when it's already raining a lot and very wet down here. that will be the big story of where it goes on and will have to see how that develops. back to you. jackie: he is taking off the hood and there, folks. things are changing at least in corpus christi or it appears so. what is the temperature there, rob? reporter: it is warm....

>> reporter: we're being hit by a pretty significant band from harvey. >> reporter: my gosh what a fix we'll be in here in parts of texas for days to come. almost like getting blasted back to the stone ages. >> reporter: it's going to rain and rain and rain. it's not going to stop and it may be days before it ends up finally stopping. >> reporter: the wind is still blowing, as you can see. the gusts sometimes upwards of 100 miles an hour. >> today is just the first of many difficult days ahead. >> hurricane harvey made landfall almost 12 hours ago. it is still a hurricane, after dumping heavy ...

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Sitting at 115 miles an hour consistently which are coming down a little bit but that's still a massive system in a nasty system. here's what i will leave you with as we look at the two high pressure system's. why is this just beginning? why is the were still on the horizon? well, we have the hurricane there and has nowhere to go. typically you see a storm run on shore and it can lift up and perhaps in some cases run up to the middle of the country but it won't be able to do so because of the cut off high pressure system and it will move inland and eventually hit this high. the high will win a...

There and see it life and that's what we have matt finn, in blessing, texas. he's been there all night long and it's 100 miles southeast of houston is a very latest there for us. matt, what can you tell us? it looks worse than when we last saw you. is that the case? reporter: yeah, it's been deteriorating for the last couple hours but the waned and rent becoming more violent. we been hearing from adam and other forecasters brought the storm surge and when we first arrived at this location the water line was about five-10 feet off the walkway and now the water is pretty much engulfed this walkw...