And beaten, and a family left to salvage what they can from the rubble. it is really sad. i hate seeing my family cry because they lost everything i hate all these things are like gone. i keep thinking like what now and like i have nothing. but trying to stay positive because last night was really terrible. a lot of tears. so it is just hard to see. meteorologist jean norman is joining me now. and this line of storms is still moving. what are the areas under threat? anywhere from southern wisconsin down to the boot hill of missouri, under tornado watches until 8:00 central time. the threat of tornadoes, threat of hail as long as a golf ball and winds up to 70 miles per hour. you are already starting to see some of the storms erupting in that area. and the threat stretches from the great lakes down into
The gun on the other side. right. in most instances from the gun was detected, everything would have shut down. so that is where the review is going to be. juliette cayenne, thank you so much. thank you. and we re awaiting that press conference. adding to the chaos in atlanta today, and around the country, all of the people trying to get from point a. to point b. according to the tsa, friday broke pandemic air travel records. more than 2.2 million people going through security screenings and that was just the first day of the thanksgiving travel period. and those are just the planes. add the trains and the automobiles and we re setting up for a chaotic travel scenario. especially with the storm set to wallop much of the eastern u.s. of course that has to happen right now. meteorologist jean norman has the latest. rain and wind and even snow, right, jean. that s right, pamela. we have all three and the main thing to think about, there are two storms. one is doming on monday and
Minutes ago, the national hurricane center came out with an update on tropical storm elsa. parts of florida are now under a tropical storm watch as elsa approaches. that storm is the reason why officials in surfside have paused search and rescue operations as they get set to demolish the rest of the collapsed building. cnn s brian todd is in surfside with more on that, but we begin with cnn s meteorologist jean norman. so, what s the latest on elsa, gene? well, pamela, we did just get that newest update and the one thing that sticks out to me, the storm is not moving as fast as it was earlier. forward speed is 28 miles an hour. the maximum speed of the storm is 70-mile-an-hour storm. so, it s still a tropical storm and still kind of ragged, not really well organized. hurricane hunters are on their way now to check it out to see what s happening and to define what we re going to see with the new track that will come out at 11:00. but it s pazing just to the south of haiti right now, o