will mean in the coming days. kelly we are watching flooding and what is to come and let's get right into doppler radar. currently scattered showers and storms moving to the area. luckily not as heavy -- through the area. and we have flash flood warnings in effect for the north and they stay in effect until further highlighted other areas of. flood warning for ben 10 and linn county all the way through wednesday as the water makes its way down steam -- downstream. cedar falls and cedar river 87.0 , a 99 put frac -- crest which would be me -- major flooding. and water lukes currently quest -- cresting on monday --

expected at a 21 or 22.1-foot crest on sunday that is 2 feet upload -- above the flood stage. major flooding expected. cedar rapids monday night into tuesday the cedar river expected to crest. that is just under 6 feet from where it was in 2008. bear in mind as we get more rain and see the showers move on these numbers could go up or dying they could fluctuate but as of now that's what the numbers are for eastern iowa. certainly a lot more to talk about. upper 70s and scatters moving -- tattered showers moving in and your full weather forecast coming up. thanks, justin. a number of our viewers shared pitchers. this is a picture of a funnel cloud in charles city.

l.a. sent this picture in and this next one is of a damaged tree in rockford, iowa in floyd county. be sure to tune in at t -- 2:00 p.m. on cbs2 and fox 28 and we will be live about the flood forecast in cedar rapids that is taking place in city hall and it will include the latest updates on what cedar rapids plans to do next. you can watch it live and on mid-american energies twitter page is saying that 17,000 are without power in waterloo and surrounding areas. crews are there trying to figure out where the source of the problem is. we will give you updates and monitor this situation. once this is over you can follow us on facebook and twitter for the latest.

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counts of theft in the second degree. the prosecution is pushing for 15 years for each of the accounts. a sentencing date has not been set. >> a developing story. north carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency in charlotte. he said he had sent the national guard there. last night a civilian was shot and now is in critical condition. -- responsible for the shooting. most protesters left around 2:00 a.m. eastern time. four officers got injuries and are expected to be okay. demonstrators were posttesting -- protesting the death of a black man that was killed by police on tuesday. authorities say scott had a gun but relatives and neighbors say he only had a book. people are asking for the video to be released but charlotte

>> ultimately, as i said before our practice is not to release but for allowed to the party that feels mistreated. a request came our way and we will honor it. >> the chief said the video does not officially show the man pointing a gun. coming up at noon. it is thursday football on cbs. you will get a preview of the matchup tonight between the texans and patriots. as we head to break more rain and flash flooding and long-term flooding as well. there is your planner.

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the latest. stephanie? >>reporter: hey, kelly. right now it is not raining in the second but look behind me and you will see residents are out here making sandbags trying to recover from yesterday's flood. they're making sandbags to place in front of his this is on maine street. people i have spoke to say they believe today's rains are worse than the 2008 flood. >> heavy throughout the town of green. flooding the river, closing down roads, sandbags at the gas station. >> i am nervous about whether we will have enough gas to get through this. shrub trees and it has come up from their to up around the apple tree since about 4 this morningbutler county emergency

greene because of major flooding and residents should take precautions.10;38;55 no, i'm going to stayresident james rachel wants to stick it out. i have two animals that i have to take care of plus i have to make sure that the rest of my belongings don't get ruined on the first floor. he feels prepared but nervous. 10;40;04 i got food at home. the gas still work uh i got a lighter to light the pilot light of need be.10;40;24 it's terrible i don't even know if it's going to get worse than 2008. from what i hear people say that it might. out here live residents are making sandbags to place around their homes and prepare for more rain.live in greene green because of flooding residents should take caution. >> i want to say i have a few animals at home are taking care of and i have to make sure my belongings to return -- go -- don't get ruined. >> i am food at home. the gas still works. i will lighter to light the pilot. i don't know if it's going to get as bad as 2008. from what i hear, people say it

put sand and bags. i spoke to one resident and he spoke to -- and he told me they plan to make a wall of sandbags five feet tall to protect the businesses. live in green, stephanie johnson, "cbs2 news." >> we are taking a look at what this means. this is one of the newest tools that have been put out. here is the cedar ripper -- cedar river. it winds as we through a 10 feet. earlier today the projection was 20 feet. you can see how the river expands through downtown and we get flooding in the usual spots. let's go up to 24 feet and that is what the projected flooding right now is and you can see it starts to go all the way from the golf course, cedar lake completely underwater and down

this area and some of those same spots that flooded in 2008 the worst case scenario take us up to 31 feet and where we work with the flood of 2008. there you have mercy hospital underwater, jones park underwater. not as bad as 2008 but the potential is there for a lot of loss of property. we have been putting these warnings out to businesses and individuals and we will start getting e as of right now it's 24 feet. it takes the rain that we had but it doesn't take into account the rain coming sunday into monday and tuesday and we will keeping a watchful eye. let's get into weather graphics and we begin with doppler radar. thunderstorms continuing to roll through dubuque and in to manchester and back toward delaware county and the good news is the heaviest of rain is moving away or stephanie was in butler county they are seeing

rumbles of thunder. rain falls near grundy. letter showers near blairstown back toward the benton tao we -- benton county area. this is a 24 hour estimate. the last 48 hours you can see where the heaviest rain was and we will throw those numbers up on the map. in parts of butler county they saw as much as 12 inches of rainfall as we zoom in. we will show you the dots anywhere from six to 12 inches and accumulation with -- these folks had flooding a couple weeks ago. flood warning continue up there towards north and east iowa. flash flood stays into effect for blackhawk, butler all the way back. this is the meat and potatoes of the portion if -- we want

feet expected to crest at 99.2 feet on sunday. that is it -- within a few feet of 2008. waterloo the river nine feet currently and expected to be 11 feet above flood stage. major flooding. in vinton 12 feet. the water rushes downstream and that's two feet belowh flood forecast 24.1 feet, major flooding and that is six feet below it -- where was in 2008. these numbers can fluctuate but as of right now considering the rain we've had in taking into account the next few hours of rain that where we stand. the rain is moving off to the

oelwein and the dew point ranges from the mid to upper 60s. look at the wind out of the south. still feeding the added humidity in the forecast. the rain continues to move out. we will keep shattered scours -- scattered showers for the next few hours. 64 with clearing tomorrow night and dry much needed weather for saturday. 84 degrees there. sunday and wednesday, four more days of rain with 70s and scattered showers each one of of those days out there. we are not out of the woods yet. i think around cedar rapids and iowa city we were lucky to spirit the instantaneous weather they saw last night -- lucky to escape the serious weather -- we are carrying the

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satellite and radar with plenty of cloud cover and scattered showers. the heaviest of rain is coming to an end. that is the good news. unfortunately we have more scattered showers and thunderstorms. 79 this afternoon and 70s tonight at nine and we could still see thunderstorm chances. flash flood warning in northern iowa and flash flood warning in effect throughout the afternoon. some of those later tonight. let's get into the flash flood watch that stays with us through 7:00 this evening and here is predictor. it moves the rain out and it's -- it is still watching scattered showers and thunderstorms possible later this evening into the overnight hours. forecast mid to upper 70s and

with the drive weather. we are dry saturday and looking for more rain sunday into monday. we will come out here to the dam. this is the river. it will go up to 20 feet. and you will start to see a little bit of flooding just beyond downtown and heading over towards some of the southern areas. here is 24 feet. there is maze island in the middle underwater. first, 2nd and 3rd avenue bridges under water. the water at the base of the first avenue bridge. as this happens for cedar rapids around monday night into tuesday we don't want to forget our friends in vinton. in northeast iowa they been watching their. north of fayette valley all getting out two hours early so students can get home because they are having numerous flooding concerns. highway 93 closed just towards

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