next 36 hours. it s a quick moving the storm and that means brain can t linger that long because it is interacting with the front coming in, it will bring moisture out of there. anywhere you see the red that is over 4 inches of rain and will see some spots for 10 inches of rain. that bull s-eye will be the southern appalachian mountains and that is why were looking at a big threat for flooding throughout the afternoon and into the evening hours tonight. abby: thank you so much, rick. dean: rain, rain, rain. abby: we are still reeling from what happened on monday. terrific, worst mass shooting in las vegas and as it often does, it turns to the gun control debate. ed: and saturday night live had their first show since a tragedy into monday and what do they do? they focus on comedy on other topics because you don t want to make light of that awful tragedy but no, they went political. here you go. the investigation into the tragedy in las vegas this week has sparked a larger debate in am
one look at you and i can t disguise i ve got hungry eyes i feel the magic between you and i hungry eyes feed those hungry eyes with new signature entrées. applebee s two for twenty. now that s eatin good in the neighborhood. abby: we are back with a fox news alert. hurricane nate weakening to a tropical storm. ed: chief meteorologist, rick reichmuth for the latest on where nate is headed. reporter: thank you. nicely done. a lot of glaciers go ahead from
nate. take a look it will happen through tuesday. much of alabama in the southern appalachians into the ohio valley. a lot of people getting two to four inches of rain. some spots within that come especially the north georgia mountains talking about maybe six to eight inches of rain. that will primarily be happening today and that is where we ll be looking at this flood threat. here s what happens with the trajectory of the storm as they become important for any landfall with the worst of the weather is. but it gives you idea to track it. caught up in the front is really what is deploying the stores north. that continues towards the east, but a lot of moisture here over the next couple days i ll across the eastern seaboard tomorrow and get ready also with this severe weather embedded in there. maybe some tornadoes throughout the day today and tomorrow as well. abby: thank you, rick. other headlines who watched this morning.
no reports of deaths or injuries so far as this truck makes its way towards the highway. but there are power outages. tens of thousands including some 46,000 people without power here in the mobile area. that s another issue. the storm still packing some powerful wind is moving its way north device. people and land are dealing for sometime to come. this is the first time since katrina that mississippi took a direct hit from the hurricane and they are again dealing with issues and assessing the damages once that comes out. abby: thank you so much. fedex absolutely positively has to be there overnight. unbelievable. kubrick ruled it. tranter lets go over to other rick, rick reichmuth for what we can expect that the day in tomorrow.
water. many graduated ahead sister invested many low-lying areas around alabama. tens of thousands of people without power now including some 46,000 customers in mobile and the surrounding areas. it doesn t appear to be as bad as the officials had once feared. the trees are mostly intact, so this was not as bad as starving someone alabama had feared. abby: have most of the people decided to stay back and weather up a storm? what are people telling you? dean: at dano is a they catch one, maybe cat two. we didn t hear a lot about evacuations. some people move to higher ground. some hunker down with the advice of officials. the only icc at so far is