and this does in corpus incorporate cape canaveral there up towards titusville, coyotes circling it. they're out of weather command in this particular area. six to nine inches of rain has fallen, according to the national weather service, another four to six is expected. so flash flooding, it is either about to happen or more than likely, it already is . now, i will say we're in the overnight hours. so all you can hope and is what we've seen so far through some of these traffic cameras is that most people are not currently on the road. most people are hopefully resting at home, staying safe . look at some of these estimated rainfall totals, however. so this is a look based on radar, an estimate of how much heavy rain has come down, notices you take it further south of kissimmee. their areas where we have a flash flood warning, that red indicating eight to 12 inches that has fallen. and then when the warning came out, it was looking like another four to six inches. on top of that, you can move a little bit further to the north into the orlando area. we could have about a foot in spots

. >> and then up toward titusville in the i-95 corridor, one of the reasons why flood watches are still ongoing at this hour, not only for parts of central florida, but also for parts of southeast georgia as well. my goodness, the winds were whipping all of this rain. you can see the power of it. and as moved through venice, florida, the palm trees barely hanging on , stop signs were shaking. just take a listen to that. and this is going to be something that's going to continue to unfold. hurricane force, wind gusts are still expected in the forecast overnight through central florida. getting to the space coast as we open up tomorrow morning or i should say thursday morning, as it is at this point tomorrow, since yesterday when we saw hurricane ian come through venice, florida, we take a look at some of the top wind gusts from ian , especially on the west coast, sarasota, 80 to miles per hour. i think the one to stand out here, of course, gorda. one hundred and twenty four mile per hour, a wind gust. i mean, that is really incredibly impressive. and this storm is going to continue to br

it's good for the country and certainly good for the city of titusville and of our county. you know, we're back in o and is the kind of the saying goes, now we're going to the moon. nasa says it's set to launch the optimist moon mission on saturday. after problems with an engine cooling system, delayed lift off last week, space coast spectators will be again packed along these florida shores. john stratford, i'm to sarah chinese taken off on the chairman gong space station. i've completed that fast space walk. mission lasted 6 hours after the pac climbed out of the airlock into space, or china calls its ty cannot set up pumps and adjusted cameras. outside the new lamp module, the station, china's been expanding the station since it was launched into orbit lost here. meanwhile, 2 russian cosmonaut sub started a 6 and a half hour long international space station space, walk o leg onto my of and dennis mcvey have a continuing installation work on the european space agencies. robotic albany. space station is a research lab and lower i told it on host international crews of astr

after that, nasa has its site set on mars. alan fisher reports from titusville florida inspired by the words of john kennedy then the president of the united states. america started this space race the intention to put the 1st man on the moon. there were many apollo missions and finally in 1969, neil armstrong became the 1st astronaut cassette foot on the lunar surface. there were many, many more astronauts after him, all of them touching the very edges of the heavens. and now the plan is for america to go back to the moon, but not just for the moon sake itself, this time to establish a base and had to mars and beyond. we were in the space race, we fully thought that the russians were going to go to the moon and had they gone to the main 1st, who knew what could have happened in so that with that space race ignited our passion to get till apollo and a bed at the same time it ignited all the science that was discovered from just that, that one mission, basically apollo 11, where we walked on the moon. and here is our to miss one. on the launch pad, the count don't underway. the intentio

it's good for the country and certainly good for the city of titusville and of our county. you know, we're back in, oh and is the kind of the saying goes, now we're going to the moon. nasa says it sent to launch the are to miss moon mission on saturday after problems with an engine cooling system, delayed lift off last week. space coast spectators will be again packed along these florida shores. john stratford, i'm to sarah.

and overnight, peak winds in orlando, daytona beach, titusville area, daytona beach could be upwards of 50 to 70 miles per hour. that means additional power outages. and here's the cruel part with this. we are not done. the storm will not die off quickly. it heads off the coast tomorrow night and then possibly a strong tropical storm or category one hurricane mates landfall friday evening from savannah to hilda head. sounds like a big deal when you got back to a three or four about when you see all the trees in these areas, that's a lot of power outages and the possibility of storm surge on top of it. so yes, this storm has lived up, and some people wanted to call it hyped, it was not hyped for a lot of people. unfortunately, it was reality. >> yes, bill, it does seem like a bunch of things did come together to make this, towards the end of the spectrum of worst-case in storm terms of storm, surge wind shear, and also right now, how slowly it is moving. i remember with harvey, of course, in houston, the catastrophe was that the storm stuck around, move very slowly, dumped a lot of ra

orlando, titusville, we are looking at really dangerous conditions.re, we're looking at the chance for more extensive flooding. we saw hour after hour of flooded roadways. roadways turning into rivers. the sun is up, rain has stopped, power lines could be on the roads, roads could be flooded. take your time. listen to the warnings. get back when you are told you can do so. we can see localized up to 30 inches, 2 1/2 feet of rain. that's going cause problems. i'll finish up here. i want to show you quick. going to enter the atlantic, restrengthen as a hurricane, and enter south carolina. we're going to see a third landfall, we're going to see heavy rain and also gusty winds back to you. >> so michelle, we are 11 minutes from sunrise in fort myers and other places where we'll finally get a look at what things look like on the ground, what kind of storm surge we saw, what's under ground, what's under water, all of that, what will you be looking for here in the next couple of hours, and where does the storm go from here, there's concern in south carolina