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that is where we start to see trouble. i think later on tonight, we will have significant flash flood problems in areas of the west, the brokers, also from connecticut through the catskills and the hudson valley. so, you know, the next couple of hours we will focus on that landfall, the power outages, what kind of wind damage we get, and the rest of today and tonight it will all be about where the flash flooding is. all right, bill karen, thank you so much for that update. we appreciate it, we will keep turning to you throughout the day. coming up, treatment appears to trump prevention for the governors of texas and florida, who are promoting antibody cocktails, but snapping mask mandates. our medical expert will weigh in on their pandemic priorities. and tonight, watch the documentary, the way i see, the emmy nominated film offers a really unprecedented look into the most iconic presidencies in american history, barack obama and ronald reagan, as seen through the eyes of a renowned
the ground, rivers all overflowing and the water needs to go somewhere. so we ll be seeing flash flood problems and also maybe mud and debris floe. so we ll give you an update here in the next hour or so. a tough go the next couple weeks. shawna mendiola, thank you. joining me now is admiral that h thad allen with the u.s. coast guard. he was in charge of hurricane katrina. thank you. so as we re hearing some of these efforts, walk us through what the government response looks like at this point. well, we need to understand at the outset that responses from the local governments and the key is to integrate what the local responders are doing with federal assets when those capabilities are needed. so the emergency operation centers in south carolina, north carolina, there are federal representatives and the coast guard folks are there coming in
even close to 70 miles per hour in awhile. the radar shows the center of the storm now crossing into clearly central portions of alabama, the heavier rain bands come in off the coast around panama city and go up into montgomery. and then you have pretty heavy rain in montgomery. flash flood problems. we are under tornado watch. so, sometimes with tropical systems you can get spinup, you can get weak tornadoes. that s of a concern. if we get any of those you could quickly lose a roof, knock down more trees. and as far as the winds go, we haven t really seen anything too strong lately. the highest in biloxi was at 70. moth point, mississippi around 60. pensacola around 53. a lot of tropical storm type gusts. this is the current gust map. notice that far away from the center the winds are very light, atlanta, columbus, new orleans, no problems. meridian. right near the center where it s a little gustier, up to 30 miles per hour from montgomery to evergreen into pensacola. 30-mile-per-hour