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and have problems with flash flooding and mudslides here and then, of course, even worse will be areas that have been affected by fires in recent months. those areas, of course, can no longer absorb the water so it s going to run off even more so. the radar right now, you begin to see the showers, lighter showers beginning to move into l.a. this is nothing compared to what s coming later on today. later on this afternoon, the rain is going to be coming down, significantly i think in fact some areas will be picking up rainfall rates as much as half an inch an hour. that s a problem here because we cannot absorb that moisture in such a short amount of time and have two areas, a low to the north that will bring rainfall through wednesday to central and northern california and then this southern band here that s going to hit southern california with the heaviest rain as we head through today. by wednesday the rain actually ends down to the south and it continues pouring up to the north so

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from headquarters in atlanta. yes, krystal. a lot of people keeping a close eye on this one, especially if you have beach plans for the holiday weekend. jacksonville, florida, one of the spots that needs to keep an eye out at this point. no real problems in that area. just a few clouds. we are seeing some of the impacts, though, further off to the south. let s look at tropical storm arthur and start there. winds right now 40 miles per hour. pressure, 1,007 millibars. we have seen some of the outer rain bands affecting the coast of florida, down towards, say, miami. we have wind gust around 20 miles an hour in some of those spots. very heavy rainfall affecting parts of the bahamas. tropical storm watches have been posted for ft. pierce all the way towards daytona beach. places like daytona beach could being looking at very heavy rainfall rates. it could cause some flooding. also some of those gusty winds to come along with this one. i think flooding is going to be one of the big conce

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n. rural washington, national guard are entering the fourth day searching for survivors following saturday s mud slide. at least 14 people have been killed and police are tracking down 176 reports of people unaccounted for. the hopes of finding anyone else alive are getting slim. the realization that we have responded as well as we can and we will continue to do that but we are turning that very delicate corner into the recovery operation and i think that s only fair to the people who are out there and the process of grieving and healing. not just for individuals and families but for the entire community and our county in snohomish. heavy rain is being blamed for what happened in washington state. for more on that and what s happening around the rest of the country, i m joined by nbc news meteorologist bill karins. bill, that rain, obviously, leading to horrific death total. 14 people there in that mudslide. how does a thing like that happen? it s incredible rainfall rates on top

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another is missing in the colorado flooding. the rain is still falling and not expected to let up any time soon. rescuers are working nonstop to reach those stranded. one of those amazing rescues is caught on camera. you can see it here a woman trying to cross flood waters gets swept away. a good samaritan swept in and was able to pull her to safety. freeing federal aid allowing the emergency management agency to coordinate disaster relief effort in colorado. we bring in maria molina to see if anything will dry out any time. not expecting drying conditions not until at least next week. we are talking rainfall rates over an inch per hour from some of these thunderstorms. they ton to move over similar areas. across boulder colorado you had storm after storm day after day

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