be prepared for the worse. the heaviest rains this is up to four inches, mountains of north georgia any time you got heavy rain in the mountains it s a problem. areas between montgomery and birmingham and then almost all of tennessee, mississippi and eastern the organization portions of arkansas could get up to three inches of rain. huge footprint of a lot of rain. let s talk about the snow side. again, it s going to go from snow over to an icy mix to rain. before it changes over there s a chance of three to six inches of snow in northern virginia including washington, d.c. philadelphia only about three. new york city maybe about a coating to an inch before it turns over to sleet and then rain. so going to be a messi wednesday. a lot of travel issues on the eastern seaboard. that s tomorrow. all right. thank you. still ahead european leaders promise swift action on the u.s. threat of auto tariffs as one top official tries to cold water on that athlete. amazon looks to go green and
this is the last 48 hours in some spots here around that 12 inches plus mark. in fact, kind of a broad area all the way towards dothan, alabama. more rain over the next couple of days, it s going to move slightly towards the west, so, panama city, you re a little better, but pensacola and mobile getting very heavy rain in towards parts of tennessee. we have all kinds of flood watches and warnings from around parts of ohio all the way down towards that central gulf coast. so be very careful across this area with that rain still headed in there. temperatures, as you said, out anywhere to the east of where all that rain is, it s just hot, and it s humid. temperatures into the 90s for everybody. kind of a great beach weekend, a lot of people do that this time of year, and it s a good time for it. we still out across the west have a lot of fires that are burning. rain over the last couple of days across parts of arizona finally coming in, the monsoon moisture get anything there, and you sew
threats of severe storms anywhere from texas up into the great lakes and even some isolated tornadoes, flash flooding another concern, jon, because this storm is such a slow mover and it s been producing a roth of heavy rain in a lot of heavy rains in area where is the ground s already saturated. jon: maria, thank you. jenna: we are hearing some incredible stories of survival and jo ann coleman has one of those stories. her home collapsed around her when the tornado hit. she lives in moore, oklahoma. she s joining us live on the phone from her son s home oklahoma city. jo ann, i hope we can get the picture up of your home so our viewers can actually see what you survived. how did you make it through this storm? well, i was in a hallway which is the only place in my house that was not on the outside wall. and i had pulled several
most part it s just going to be some quick thunderstorms that move through. all of the heaviest precipitation has moved into parts of arkansas and missouri. we ve got significant flash flood anything pine bluff, arkansas, from that band of showers. this will continue to be heavy at times. take a look at the future radar for the next 24 hours, rain across parts of arkansas, western parts of tennessee and eventually heavy rain in across parts of iowa and illinois. take a look at the next five days. we might see a bull s eye of 2-3 inches of rain across areas of the south, not good for the flooding we ve seen, but it won t be as heavy as it has been. as you said, we need the relief from the drought, but it s going to come too quickly, and especially in the hilly areas, i think we re going to see significant flash flooding, and unfortunately, this rain won t help this summer s crops at all. that is gone. another storm is brewing out there, we have hurricane kirk way up there, not going to