the fact this is a category one, do not pay attention to the category. hurricane sandy when it made landfall was a one with 80 mile-per-hour winds and by the time harvey made its way to southeast texas it wasn't even a hurricane. the results we are going to see over the next hours and days will be rain. it is going to be a water story and the surge continues to push in land as the storm is only moving 5 miles an hour and it will continue it's very slow progression across land. typically with these storms we see the make landfall and they weaken. we are going to be talking about this storm for days and that is why we have not seen this scenario unfold yet. flash flood warnings in effect, there is the eye at the center of the storm making landfall in the next couple hours but that shouldn't be the story. the story is the massive amount of flooding and storm surge