there. and zion national park officials identified seven hikers killed in a flood this week. the hikes are were from california and nevada. they died when fast moving floodwaters rushed through. and another day of soaking rain for the sunshine state. this is in broward county, florida, where high wind blew pat why are furniture look at that, they flew right into the pool, just like they were toys. our meteorologist bill karins says this should be the last day of the rain for a while. now, to a major arrest gather kbar they have i raesed a man
weekend. how about the damage caused by erika then? damage over the weekend pretty dramatic. for example, 20 deaths attributed to erika in the caribbean. there were mudslides, torrential rains, conditions very dangerous. she broke up over the weekend by t she reached the united states, she wasn t a tropical storm. she had downgraded to a point of thunderstorms we were seeing, so we ll not see damage near anywhere what we saw in the caribbean. people still, however, being cautious. they know things can flood here quickly and conditions can get dangerous. all right, sarah dolloff, enjoy the sun and sand while you have it there in florida. thank you for the update. i m going to bring in bill kari karins. you ve seen the shot, but look at the radar. there is a lot of humidity from this system and a lot of moisture. this was the charleston area this morning, francis, and charleston had 6.5 inches of rain since midnight, the second
treacherous. flights are being cancelled left and right. 500 in dallas alone. the storm is also being blamed for at least 13 deaths. and the worst isn t over yet. nbc meteorologist bill karins will be here in our next half hour to tell us where this storm could be stopping some thanksgiving travel. we ll be right back. .. but isn t it time to turn the page on your cup of joe? gevalia, or a cup of johan, is like losing yourself in a great book. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. net weight 340 grams. [ sighs ] [ chuckles ] [ announcer ] always rich, never bitter. gevalia.
nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with the latest forecast. doesn t sound good, does it? it sounds bad, actually. it does, right? yeah, this storm is over the weekend, it did its damage, especially in areas of utah, new mexico, right through texas and oklahoma. they got it a lot worse than what the east coast is going to get it so don t let that completely scare you. the airports will still be a mess because of volume and heavy rain and winds of the right now the worst of it is up in the little rock area, arkansas area. memphis is above freezing so you escaped this one. nashville the same for you, just probably a cold, chilly rain for the most part. so today s travel trouble, heavy rain will develop from houston to new orleans. we ll also be looking at that wintry mess trying to slowly push into tennessee, mostly in the rural areas outside of the big cities could get a glazing. then tuesday the storm comes into georgia. that s where it s going to race up the eastern seaboard.
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