questions you may have call now and we ll come to you 808 to one 4,000 it will all come down to this after more than five weeks and 20 plus witnesses attorneys in donald trump s hush money trial present. they re closing arguments tomorrow. will show you what to expect plus it s millions of americans facing the threat of severe weather this memorial day, the same storm system that already claimed the lives of at least 21 people leaving a path of destruction and it s way. and at least 45 people killed in israeli strike in rafah that gazan authorities they hit a camp for displaced people. the idf saying it took out we will senior hamas commanders. how could this strike impact hostage negotiations? we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to see it a nuisance. it s criminal trial of a former us president is now entering its final stage. i m boris sanchez alongside jessica dean in the nation s capital. closing arguments are
there. i d love to have one, tornado alley, but you don t get it. there s showers in oklahoma city right now. more rain across dallas today. and i m concerned that a small little frontal system right through, little outflow boundary as we call it could set up over dallas and make more rainfall and more flooding just like benbrook had last night. flooding about 10:00 last night rain showers just wouldn t stop raining. wouldn t move. the storm stayed in the same exact spot. and it could do the same thing today. wichita falls all the way down to i would say almost del rio texas you re going to see rain showers. back to the west you re going to see heavier rain and that s why we have the flash flood warnings and potential for severe weather. there may be a couple of tornadoes like there were yesterday. there s wichita falls, very heavy rainfall. everything s saturated. it s not going anywhere. it s just going to run off. it s going to be another couple of days before this stops. chad tha
she was ready to accept that. that s remarkable. again, the mother and two kids still missing at this point. we talked to the grandfather yesterday and they re holding out hope, not much hope but still holding out hope. holding out hope for a miracle. the situation in texas still perilous. more rain in houston. i want to bring in chad myers. they were not expecting this round of rain. i think what we have here now is a greenhouse effect. not like we think about global warming and that. you have so much moisture on the ground, the sun comes in, hits it, and evaporates and hits outflow boundary or another front and it rains again. it was supposed to rain in new orleans today and it s going to but not in houston. let me show you what happened just in the past couple of hours. there s houston. there s the rainfall right along i-10. this is happening again and it s happening not that far from san marcos. we have so much moisture on the ground that all of a sudden it can rain at any
out there and give us a true designation whether there was a tornado on the ground. it looks like it to me. looking and talking to the meteorologists here saying the twisted tree tops indicative of a twist in the wind, not a straightline wind. there are a lot of trees down all in the same direction. i get that. that could have been an outflow boundary later on in the storm knocking trees down, but this is not that far south of dover in delaware, probably near river view, hard to tell until they zoom out, i can see the pictures. as they zoom in, see the destruction that happened to that house. no idea if that was a stick built house or modular home. the more and more i zoom into it, that was a pretty direct hit from at least a couple hundred mile maybe 120 mile per hour storm if it was a true stick built home. the designation, ef-1, ef-2, ef-3, obviously wind speed, but truly damage scale. how much damage is created by the wind, itself, by the
flow boundary ahead of this system, all of the moisture showing up on the radar, you can see the outflow boundary, once those storms moved on in. that s why we ve had all the problems with flooding. the storms extended from oklahoma all the way on up here across parts of missouri. you can see how long that line of severe storms were many reports were in oklahoma, kansas. we don t have any tornado reports coming out of oklahoma yet. i think that number will be adjusted once the survey crews get out on the scene. i think they were too busy to monitor, because we know we saw the one in el reno and we saw the one move into moore. so i think they will be adjusting that number of tornado reports as we head into the next 24 hours. by tomorrow morning, we ll probably know. widespread rainfall is the story now with flooding concerns