people in the south face a more immediate threat tonight, violent weather including large hail and possible tornadoes in the forecast this evening. maggie vespa begins our coverage. reporter: tonight, up and down one of america s longest rivers, a slow-moving disaster, inch by inch, is taking shape. this one is scaring people. yeah, it s going to devastate the whole downtown if it comes through. reporter: rising waters now swallowing entire neighborhoods reaching what experts call major flood stage from st. paul, minnesota, to fountain city, wisconsin, to dubuque, iowa, where levels are already six feet above flood stage and rising, that city closing all 17 of its floodgates for the third time in half a century. between 1 and 2 this morning it was in the house. reporter: near davenport, utility providers cutting off gas to flooded homes. residents evacuating by boat. i know when i first moved out here, we had very small floods. they came and went real fast, but the last few
winds capable of toppling tractor-trailers. in kentucky video captured the moments a delivery man narrowly escaped being hit by a falling tree. that was a close call. 250,000 people are still without power in kentucky and the state s governor says it could be days before electricity is restored to some customers. utility partners are working quickly to restore services but this may take some time. this is very significant, widespread damage. throughout kentucky, it is multiple utility providers that are working and it s going to take at least days to get power up in some places. meteorologist allison chinchar has been tracking the weather for us. the good news, especially for the folks in kentucky, today will be full of sunshine which will help the cleanup process. same thing for a lot of other states. the difference is going to be in the western half of the country.
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