colby gallagher joins us with more on how they are getting around the loss. >> the department tells me the training center is known as the hub where many memories have ind there was a mural coverred photographs. -- inside there was a mural covered with photographs and it was loss because of the flood. >> we were expecting a large amount of rainfall but never to this devastation. the fire chief came in on a boat. >> reporter: five months after the flood the training looks like it always has from the outside. the inside tells a different story. . >> this was open to go into the larger classroom. . >> reporter: the chief says the damages are estimated at $400,000. . >> we had two classrooms. two bath rooms. a kitchen. a 911 center that was in here. a computer lab. storage areas and things of that nature. everything had to come out. >> reporter: he says despite the damages the team still has to meet the training requirements. over the country and a mobile unit. >> now we have to schedule training at this station or at another station throughout the county and we have to make that happen an

news 19's colby gallagher with more on how they are recovering. >> reporter: from the outside the training facility looks as it has but on the inside it is a different story. grooves made in the floor are the only indicators there were wallsind. it is now -- wallsind. it is now a gutted -- walls inside, it is now a gutted center. the chief says the department has to still meet the training rhymes and it has brain different -- requirements and it has been a difficult pause. they see -- process. process. >> we -- we -- this is our building -- built this ourselves. it is like walking into your house and seeing -- seeing your house that is damaged. . $400,000. the department has insurance and fema is also helping but it is a slow process because all the paper work. for now they are training around the center and say the flood also top them how resilient their department is. back to you. >>> now, the midlands most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist jim gandy. >> well, today we have seen a beautiful day outside. plenty of sunshine. warm temperatures. we weren't expecting any rain but we