hurricane, at least that s what the forecast is at point. want to point out one thing, the latest computer models coming in, they ll continue to move back and forth, but right now there is a trend favorite towards the west. potentially, that s good news across the big population zone of south florida, maybe somewhere up in around apalachicola bay. plenty of time to watch this here. what you need to know right now, neil, if you are in alabama, georgia, south carolina, you re going to feel impacts especially from significant rain that ll lead into floodings. be ready, pay attention to the forecasts. but if you re in florida, you need to be making all of your preps right now. monday night into tuesday, wednesday depending on where exactly this storm makes landfall, and we can t say just yet, you need to have full plans in place and plan froms to protect your property plans to protect your property. neil: and this season the technically goes through november 30th, right? rick: yes, throu
no, we don t have power. all health centers are under power generators since late saturday. and then when it was the power outage, everybody is under the need of electricity right now. what is your biggest concern or challenge right now? floodings are the biggest challenges. we have our health centers closed or nearby the downtown cities and the central area of puerto rico. and as we had in maria, those rivers overflowed so it damaged our facilities. we weren t able to open today. we are starting to identify major damages to our facilities, but there s more to come. until rain finishes, we won t
of recent flooding. the deluge has killed more than 1300 people. anna coren has more from hong kong. reporter: stretching to the horizon and beyond, an expanse of endless brown murky water dotted with tops of trees and roofs of houses. never before has pakistan seen this scale of floodings as water now covers one-third of the country. these climate change induced disaster has been months in the making. with more than double the amount of rain falling since may in what the u.n. has referred to as a monsoon on steroids. last month deluge unleashing even more misery as violence torrents of water decimated townships, homes and crops. the speer volume unable to drain away. hundreds of thousands of families now have absolutely nothing. the land where they had their houses is totally flooded.
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Saturday relayed the Kingdom s solidarity with Pakistan and its people following the devastating monsoon rains
you see purple and higher elevations in west virginia. that s getting up to 18 inches to 24 inches of snow. this is going to be a really big snow maker as it makes that move. again, right along the coastline because it s warmer, we are not looking at any wintery type precipitation just heavy rain. winter advisories taking you through monday to this entire area. it s going to cover tens of millions of folks and in the dc area kind of in the maryland area, maybe some coastal floodings, heavy rain. it s a big system, mike, of course, we will be watching it over the next day. power positive thinking could be huge news for ski resorts, right? adam: you got it. i like that outlook. mike: thank you so much. a massive volcanic eruption in tonga triggering tsunami advisory yesterday. highways, damaged boats off of the coast of new zealand and far away california flooding the