everything is unoperational. water street remains a little river. bad to be out here. shelter order is in place. for this reason. it is howling still over here. we re definitely getting the opposite side of the wind that we were getting this morning. take a look at the apalachicola river that feeds south into apalachicola bay which is essentially the gulf of mexico. it is just coming upstream pushing all that river water that needs to go from left to right out to the gulf, pushing it all back north. this means there s gonna be a lot of flash flooding. unknown at this point is how many feet it s going to be. storm surge was projected here. this is a great view. stop sign, the wind, the waves. this is just pounding.
they re shooting at the planes? airport employee: no, normally, no. [ laughter ] okay, we ll see you after, after your trip. dan: yeah, yeah, yeah. airport employee: okay, have a good one. anthony: lifting off from goma, we head out over the shores of lake kivu before circling back north, northeast. our destination, what conrad referred to in heart of darkness as the inner station. here, surrounded by dense jungle, lies our rendezvous with the congo river, a waterway responsible for both building this country and helping to destroy it. so much lobster, so little time. at red lobster s lobsterfest any of these 9 lobster dishes could be yours.
oklahoma. and that early season heat wave will melt down the eastern third of the country. while flooding downpours and tornado warnings are possible yet again in the midwest, our coverage continues at accuweather with meteorologist jim dickey. good morning, again, jim. good morning, john, diana. threat for dangerous thunderstorms once again here today. and the same areas where the storms were in place thursday and wednesday. from chicago, back south and westward, across missouri, into eastern oklahoma. the main threat. large hail, damaging wind. there will be tornados to deal with once again. with this rain continuing to pour down in the storms. torrential rain across the midwest. seen so much rain here in the past couple of weeks. flooding a major concern. into the entire state of missouri under flash flood watches. see those turn to warnings through the day as the rain continues to pour down. now the jet stream, diving southward, in the midwest. causing all the storms. but ram
rip currents along the coast greatly reduced how long will that last the dang danger? it should be fizzling out today as we speak. always be careful out there. let s show you what s happening. we re not completely done with the tropics. off the coast things look picture perfect. look at the big picture along the equator, let s push this back north of the equator, you re seeing a couple of areas of possible development, the remnants of gaston, nothing threatening the u.s. but you have to focus on the areas like the laser beam as things continue to heat up in november. we re going to converge in a few areas, northern plains, nothing severe there. gulf coast splash and dash storms across the state of florida but nothing severe expected. if you look at the national perspective it s going to be beautiful, high pressure will be building into the eastern third of the country. they ve given the outdoor plans, barbecuing and whatnot, great across the ohio valley and