Prolonged series of Atmospheric River storms this week
A prolonged series of wet storms with fluctuating snow levels is being forecast for today, through New Years weekend, according to the National Weather Service Sacramento.
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A prolonged series of wet storms with fluctuating snow levels is being forecast for today, through New Years weekend, according to the National Weather Service Sacramento.
A prolonged series of wet storms with fluctuating snow levels is being forecast for today, through New Years weekend, according to the National Weather Service Sacramento.
0 from the shoreline to the back bays and also to rivers inland. so, know your high tides. >> we are looking at the images, increasingly dire. stay inside as the storm approaches and wreaks havoc, pray for the charlotte county community and the rest of florida as we toss it over to "america reports." >> john: any moment now we are expecting an update from florida governor ron desantis as the eyewall of hurricane ian begins to move on shore bringing with it the potential for catastrophic damage. hello, john roberts in washington. sandra, welcome back. >> sandra: good to be with you, sandra smit...
Spot. then the eye is going to move over morgan city. we're going to see wind impacts there. let's talk about storm surge i want to back up a bit. when the winds push the ocean water, the salt water on to dry land. it happens fast and it's strong and it's unsurvivable. so, we heard of a lot of people evacuating. that's good news. we hope everyone did because it comes fast and it's hard to go up against storm surge. then you add rainfall. scary totals. up to 20 inches of rain. all these grounds are so saturated. we had a very rainy july. we had a very rainy august. and now we're adding 20 inche...
Seemed it was happening every half-hour and you can see significant tornado damage throughout various parts of this area. in and around wilmington. when we talk to the police chief in wilmington he said of all things you could have in a tornado, storm surge, rain, he was most worried about wind in dorian. >> 200 personnel are ready to get out there, work intersections, help clean out the roadways, have downed power lines. we expect a lot of power outages in the area. we learned a lot from florence last year so we know what to expect. the winds will be higher in this event in florence last year...