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We'll move very slowly, at a walking pace, 5 miles per hour. that will happen over the next several days. this will go out until tuesday and wednesday. we'll see coastal areas getting that rain. and once we go inland to arkansas, also mississippi getting buckets of rain over the next day or so, and then it will finally make its way into the tennessee valley, eventually into the northeast. let's swing by and look at some of the flash flood watches that's in effect. again, we see where the green is. that's going to be your watch involving tennessee, also arkansas, little rock involving alexandri...

Florence. up to 40 inches could fall on coastal areas. 20 counties remain under tornado watch to add insult to injury. officials say they have 100 outstanding calls from people stranded, waiting for help in new bern, north carolina. they already rescued 385 people since thursday. first responders continue to rescue hundreds trapped in flooded areas at this hour in many corners of coastal carolina towns. and now moving inland. let's go to meteorologist shanna mendiola. show moving storm bringing a lot of rain. that has to be the m.o. >> that's what's happening. if you looked at this yesterday, ...

The latest advisory is 90 miles per hour. it is a category 1. we are looking at 90 miles east/southeast of wilmington. we will see that location, it is a very slow trek to the coast. that is going to be the real thing as we head throughout the next 24 hours. it is going to move painfully slow to the coast, almost at a walking pace. that will allow the rain to fall for hours and hours, 24 hours, even up to 48 hours in some points. let's take a look at the path here. category 1 storm by 8:00, 85 miles per hour winds. it moves on shore just south of wilmington. you have a hurricane, most of the d...

All right. right after the show i'm going to head down to the carolina coast obviously to cover hurricane florence. here are some of the stats to contextualize the storm as we understand it right now. it could be the most intense storm to hit the carolina coast in at least 25 years. from late thursday through early sunday, florence is only going to travel about 150 miles. slow is bad with a hurricane, okay? that's literally slower than walking pace. parts of north carolina could get up to 40 inches of rainfall. now, why? three reasons. one, saturation of the ground from so much rain already an...

Hurricane florence. here are some of the stats to contextualize the storm as we understand it right now. it could be the most intense storm to hit the carolina coast in at least 25 years. from late thursday through early sunday, florence is only going to travel about 150 miles. slow is bad with a hurricane, okay? that's literally slower than walking pace. parts of north carolina could get up to 40 inches of rainfall. now, why? three reasons. one, saturation of the ground from so much rain already and from parts surrounding it. two, the size of the storm. three, the speed, okay? what does this ...