what we have seen this afternoon are some heavy bands coming across. but charleston itself is drained off pretty well. that was a big fear. they were calling it a one in thousand year flood. but north of charleston and inland 20 miles or so recorded 10 or 12 plus inches, we've heard of roads washed out, we heard of an animal shelter having to be evacuated so much flood water came through it. so this whole problem up and down the coast continues. and as the bands shift north that freight train of water is going to continue to pour into the carolinas and cause problems. the flooding isn't over. the rain isn't over. we're going to see this kind of moisture event continuing into tomorrow afternoon. right now in charleston though, a little bit of break and a lot of people are getting out and trying to enjoy it for a few minutes. richard. >> ron, thank you so much, my friend. let's get the latest on what's going on and what will be happen. knbc meteorologist shanna mendiola joining us. >> this is joaquin right now.