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Generally, you hit a storm like this, it runs off the gulf of mexico, it can run up to texas, head farther north. we have the high pressure system that isn't moving. so the storm is going to head into texas a little ways, approach san antonio. the high pressure system wins, it bounce off and has nowhere to go but settle back down the coast. as a result, this thing meanders around the coast for days. here's the tropical models, runs every possible route it could take. you see it run inland just a bit, sunday lingering into sunday before turning back around, running back over corpus christi. no ...

Are big totals and they stretch all the way over to houston getting up to 20 inches of rain and this historically floods fairly easily so i take you over to san antonio and that's getting more on the borderline and it will move inland orifices back to the coast. there is that line from 5 inches to 15 inches and only there within a 20-30 miles man. this is what will be watching closely and when you talk about a very wide area all the way down from corpus christi to portions of louisiana look at 275 miles and the wind gusts have taken all these getting up to 70-80 miles an hour. leland, to answe...