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1 to 2 inches per hour. we ll see difficult travel to near impossible travel across this region with that snow and the wind. here s those wind speeds that we re expecting. this is from new mexico to maine, 40, 50, 60 miles per hour winds are going to be possible here as we get through sunday, as this system works a little farther to the east. that means widespread power outages, downed power lines, downed trees and difficult travel as i mentioned, especially in those areas that we re dealing with the snow. when it comes to the rain, not all that impressive. the saturated grounds mean anywhere from an inch to 2 inches could likely cause flooding especially across the northeast where those rivers are still swollen. as we look ahead to this afternoon and evening hours, this is the area we re going to watch for a chance for strong wind gusts, 70 to 75 miles per hour winds, as well as the chance for tornados, atlanta, montgomery, mobile included in that. travel could likely be delayed with
city. we re getting these little twists in the line, the embedded tornadoes along with the straight line winds as well. this is a look at the tornado watch. it s until 7:00 a.m. central time. through panama city, a as we continue with that line. as we go through the day today, that line moves to the east, so does the threat for tornadoes. youd see the orange here. enhanced risk for a couple tornadoes. you can see that line progress eastward with gusts from the storm south could get up to 50 miles per hour. 60 along the coast. maybe even close to 70 as well. here s a look at that storm that continues to pump snow with the 30 miles per hour gust. that s where you get some of the near blizzard conditions in the great lakes. it continues to move east through the day and into tonight. we ll have some of the heavy rain plowing through the northeast as we head into tomorrow before this thing final ily clears. the winds are so incredible.
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the river and i calculated about 5 to 600 about an hour ago and the line is now longer. you can see that s the gate where they are turning themselves in, once or twice an hour, border patrol will walk up and open the gate and take in groups, small groups of 10 to 15 asylum seekers and process them, and the line moves forward. so more and more migrants have arrived as the weather warms up today. on the other side of the river, just under us, there is other groups, these are groups that have told us they don t want to cross the river just yet, they want to wait and see if title 42 is lifted, many of these migrants are venezuelans and they tell me that they don t understand what the immigration policy is like, they just think that with title 42 being lifted, it could help their chance of being able to seek asylum in the united states. but every minute, as we stand here, we see other migrants arrive, and they are crossing the river, and as you can see, the line, getting longer, that s