Union Pacific is maintaining an embargo it imposed last week on all travel to and from Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin because of persistently severe winter weather.
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the bahamas is on the alert again tonight. a tropical storm is in effect for the areas hard hit by hurricane dorian. the national hurricane center is tracking what could become tropical cyclone nine. meanwhile, the number of people listed as missing in the bahamas after dorian dropped significantly to 1,300. it s down from an estimated 2,500. that list could likely get even smaller as the government urges people to check in with family and authorities. dorian tore through the islands nearly two weeks ago as a category 5 hurricane, making it the strongest storm ever to make landfall in the bahamas. want to check in with chris, see what he s working or. cuomo primetime at the top of the hour. how you doing, cooper? we re going to do a special report tonight on the bahamas, take you onto the ground, take you to people trying to help in digit ways, give you different looks at the situation especially with the idea of getting hit by another storm coming. we re also going to have the adm
on the east side of this storage. unfortunately, sorry, that was south carolina, my apologies. moving cold front is what is going to sweep this offshore which is great news. ahead of it not only the tornadoes threat but we could see heavy rainfall in areas hard hit by hurricane florence. that is going to be a colonel going through the next 12 to 24 hours. the storm will be out of here by friday which is great news. it s going to take days if not weeks to assess the damage from the storm. this was the strongest hurricane to hit the u.s. coast line since andrew back in 1992 with 155 mile-per-hour sustained winds. there is your potential rainfall as we go through the next 12 to 24 hours. flash flood warnings and warnings will remainly posted. a lot of these areas, you know, the trees are very weak, the roots are weak. any rainfall could bring downed trees, power lines and flashed flooding across the area. back to you. steve: still so super strong. we were afraid there could be a storm sur
brian: twister destroying homes, and ripping down trees by their roots. ainsley: turn to janice dean with where the storm is heading now. janice? janice: right into south carolina and north carolina and even parts of the northeast are going to feet effects of this storm. look at some of the peak wind gusts that we have gotten. haven t senile all of the reports. some of them are really imprenge impreserve. it was strengthening as it was making landfall. a cat 5 is 157. two miles shy of a category 5. we are going to watch the potential for tornadoes. flooding threat is going to be something we are going to have to watch across areas hard hit by florence over the next couple of days. back to you. steve: man o man cat 3. janice: cat 4. oh in georgia. yeah.