Lavandera on a boat near dickinson texas, between houston and gal ves ston. Youve been talking to brave picture and showing incredible pictures, whats the latest . This is our fivtd chance to get into some of these neighborhoods. This is a neighborhood called bayou chantilly, just off of i45. You can see how devastating the floodwaters have been seth came up here earlier in the day, he was rescue iing people the last several hours. He did one last pass through the neighborhood. If you can focus in on this home in front of you, take a look at the roof, you can see the axe
seen here throughout the day, who have driven up i45 and used it as a boat launch. And this is just one of hundreds of boats that are out on the water here in south houston, this is one particular neighborhood where this is unfolding. This is happening all across the city here this afternoon. Were seeing so many cars in drive ways. Talk about how quickly the water came up. Incredibly quickly. People went to bed thinkin
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plaquemines parish and the port. the change is we ve had a shift to the east. that s why on the western edges, we re not seeing the strong winds with this or much in the way of rainfall. but the computer models still pretty much in agreement with that. that little shift to the east may have shared new orleans, just like we had seen irma shift in part for tampa bay. as we re see the system closer to our shoreline, we re going to see the band move in, not just the threat for tornadoes but for the storm surge. i want to show you the coastline and why the surge is such a big deal. if we get in closer to new orleans, even though they re not going to be in the wind threat, it s a little bit of a problem at lake pontchartrain because now the winds will start coming from the north with their system to the east. that s going to shove water maybe three, six feet up against
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and we just had another band move through, you ll see it on the last couple images, give it another couple hours, i think you re going to get a little bit of a break, we re looking at this system to regenerate as it makes its way offshore. the national weather service has been busy, handling tornado warnings. right now, nothing, that s great news. we still have the watch in effect, and flood emergency continues until 7:15. here s what you have to know. it slides off monday afternoon over the gulf. it could generate a little more strength. then where does it go? it goes to the north, leaving on friday. if you look at all the computer models have been in great agreement they agree. let s pull it back off. the center could be close to
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surrounded by the charleston area. now it s moved up north into the columbia area, myrtle beach will continue to see rain there. but this is a historical amount. we can t say this enough. i have not seen this much rain in north carolina. we re continuing to see numbers rise. i recall a couple years ago in boulder, colorado, they had 18 inches of rain. that was historic. i ll take you to live radar where we ve been tracking this. you can see the heaviest part of the band is now heading towards myrtle beach and then we can see that rain here on the streets. also just inundating the roads. they re telling people to stay home, you can t drive through the roads. even as little as two feet of rain could be problematic so stay home and don t call 911 unless it s a emergency. we ll take the live radar on the big screen and i ll show you where this rain is, how long it will last. we ll see this band move north
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