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And flash floods that could last through the holiday weekend. keeping track of it all is cnn meteorologist chad meyers. what are you keeping an eye on today and through the weekend? >> you never like a colorful weather map. when you have to use too many colors, there's too many things going on, rain, snow, ice, wind, snowstorm going to develop in the plains, northern plains going to pick up a foot of snow or more, and then that snow gets to new york and new england for your drive home on sunday. so, let's get to it. the biggest story right now is probably not in the plains. it's how bad the we...

The scary part of it now is they told us it would slow down and it has. hurricane florence now moving along at just 4 miles an hour. about the speed that you and i might walk down the street if we were in a hurry to get anywhere. that's how slowly it's moving. the radar loop will show you the worst of where the rain is now, we can switch over to that. the local radar, this is a satellite view. the radar loop comes from ground station and this gives you an idea where the all-terrain is. if peers charleston, south carolina, down here suggest a steady stream of rain everywhere with a counterclock...

'50s drought but not as severe. farmers are better at land management, they have drought resistant seeds, although we're seeing drought resistant doesn't mean drought proof. the e editor in the farmer'ser's almanac says we're seeing more turbulent conditions which means rain and thunderstorms but not too much for the great plains and rockies where they could use it. >> meanwhile, america's drought will have an impact on global food priceses and son analysts believe there could be disruptions outside the country. >> live at the white house, wendell, thanks. severe weather pounded portions of ...

There was severe wind gusting and sheets of rain everywhere. and it was evident the twirling of the rain and all of a sudden the airplane began to sway significantly. this was kind of unsettling with 100 ton 757 swaying back and forth in the wind. and what happened was when the tornado came through there was all this debris inundating the side of the airplane completely pelting us. what ultimately happened was you could feel a change in pressure in your ears. you would almost equate it as something you would expect to feel if you are ascending from zero to 32,000 feet really quickly. not somet...