dangerous for even rescuers that come in and help you out. if you are still stuck in your home. that s why they tell you to get out there now and we re several hours away from that window of time that you do have to get out. if you can do that now we have to tell you to do it because it is going to be a situation situation with all the wind and rain happening. it looks like it s getting lowser and closer and stronger as it does. thank you so much. i know you re doing double triple time. rev, these are some of the most tense political times, certainly in my career. i wonder if it s the same in yours. very, very tense. i mean, i ve not seen it more tense. and i think the reason that i would say that it s more than i ve seen is i ve never seen it really being generated out of the oval office. usually you have tension in the oval office that s trying to get their arms around it. he is the tension. so let me ask you to square that against the image we just saw of this storm as it appe
bonnie schneider. we re looking at a really good-looking forecast for times square, mostly cloudy, southwest winds, and a comfortable temperature of 40 degrees. well, it s not going to be in 40 degrees in massachusetts today when they re shoveling out from all the snow. let s show you what it looked like in bowlowell, mass, with really heavy snow and tough travel conditions and it s not over yet. we re looking at that threat of snow into morn mainorthern main. we re watching for those lake-effect snow bands to work their way through, as the colder airomes over the warmer waters ofhe great lakes. look for more additional snow and a clipper system coming in. it s going to be snowy in this region over the next 24 to 48 hours. watch out for those heavy snow bands going forward. elsewhere across the southwest, we re rolooking at more moistur. watch out for more rain happening right now in los angeles and orange county. we ll see some rain potentially in the burn areas. watch out for debri
just over a freak accident, you know? something came down and swept them away. they didn t have chance, you know? it s just it s sad to think about. and stuck in their vehicles, being swept down, you know? it s really sad. others were luckier. just across the border in colorado city, arizona, witnesses captured rescuers pulling a family from a car stranded in floodwaters there. leanne gregg is live for us in h hildale, utah, and what is the latest on that one person still missing you re hearing? reporter: that search effort will continue tonight for the person. and what they definitely don t want to see is more rain happening, a thrash flood warning is in effect for this evening. they ve been searching since this happened last night, brought in the heavy equipment. hundreds to have people volunteered to look through this debris and mud and tree limbs, all of this after the flooding,
austin that no one else has been injured in any of this, whether it was one shooter, two shooters, nobody else hurt or injured, just the gunman dead. we re also following breaking news with rob marciano on the weather front talk about mudslides and tornadoes. a lot of stuff going on in norpt america and central america. we got all this rain happening across southwestern mexico, the state of oaxaca has seen over a foot of rain in the past several days. a lot of this is caused by leftovers of tropical storm matthew. because of that there s been a landslide that we ve been reporting on all morning long. we re up to 300 homes have been potentially affected if not completely buried by mud and debris, potentially as high as 900 feet in height. that has a fear of as many 1,000 people may be trapped by this mudslide. three to four hours east of
the rain hammer houston and areas out west towards victoria, so we want to take a look at the gaudalupe river at victoria where the rain gauges are going to go up. possibly historical records here. we re looking at the forecast crest on wednesday at 32.3 feet and the record is 34. that s going to be interesting as we see these levels rise and water spread everywhere. where does that water go afterwards? it s going to take time to get rid of it. after we get the rain, after this moves out when it finally does, it s going to be several weeks before we start to see improvement here because so much rain is moving in. we re also seeing, again, no steering current for this storm. that s why it is staying in place. we re looking at several issues here. in terms of flooding, that s the main thing we re talking about here. catastrophic danger in terms of the flooding as we head into next week with days and days on end of rain happening in texas. all right, shawna mendiola, thanks so much for