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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170826:16:44:00

something like this. we re going to go dry off for a few minutes in the car. i m going to send it back to you in d.c. leland: go get dry, casey stegall. it looks like it could be a while longer. appreciate your work, my friend. thank you, guys. elizabeth: we re waiting for the press conference from the governor of texas, greg abbott so we ll have to wait for that. in the meantime, where is the storm headed? we talked to casey who said the rain is still coming down. the national hurricane center has the very latest, so, joining us now from the national hurricane center is the deputy director, mark demaria. thank you for joining us. what can you tell us about the next 24 to 48 hours with this huge system? what we re seeing right now, the system is still a marginal hurricane, so there s a bit of a wind threat. you can see from the radar loop, the storm is essentially stationary. the threat the next 24 hours is

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170826:16:47:00

winds and takes a while for a storm to spin down, 12 to 24 hours, so it s gradually spinning down, but because it started as a category 4, it s of hurricane intensity. in terms of the steering, the system is moving around a large high pressure system, the bermuda high. there s a competing center in the rockies. it s trapped between the two. elizabeth: before i leave you, mark, what s your biggest concern? it remains flooding? yes, the big concern is the flooding and the course of the next several days, we re far from out of the woods on that. elizabeth: any last advice? i just want to get some of our viewers tuning in perhaps in the local areas and i want to make sure that they stay safe. do you have any last piece of advice. just stay informed in your area. listen to your officials and stay out of standing water. elizabeth: thank you, mark. appreciate it. i m sure we ll check with you later on the show and today as

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170826:16:53:00

the mayor of rockport using stern language, they have nothing to lose, and red cross is willing, and this is they re curious as a storm team, more powerful than anticipated, they couldn t go in and gauge. the national guard couldn t go door-to-door on friday afternoon because the storm already hit at that point. this is a time when we re waiting and in other situations, perhaps, continue through the state of texas. when we heard from janice dean and heard from mark, it s hovering and staying and it s not going anywhere soon and i think it to drop a lot of water? in many of these communities, galveston one of them near houston. houston being near one, victoria, a number of communities in texas that are totally flat, they flood often even with five or six inches of rain. you re now talking five and eight times that amount of rain that could come down over the in excouple of days, so it s not a question of if it floods, but

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170910:18:00:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170908:21:03:00

value at 360. water is going to be a particularly big issue for the storm, even on the east coast with rainfall amounts to 8-12 inches, local amounts up to 13 inches. the combination with the strongest really flow building up a storm surge in culmination of possible inland flooding is really going to be two types of flood hazards along the east coast. it s especially important to heed all the advice from the local officials, to evacuate when you are told to evacuate, even if you are in a high-rise building. where you are is where you are going to be stuck if you have the combination of the storm surge and mutation as well as the rainfall. so again, it looks like this is going to be in the sunday time frame spreading northern florida into monday time frame. this concludes the 5:00 p.m. update. i m mark demaria.

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