core correspondent john loyer ends with the latest on this west coast wetter. >> flashflooding engulfedhursday in the community of acton, 50 miles outside of los angeles, roads were washed out , vehicles were trapped, and some people needed to be rescued. in a metro link train, caring about 200 people with was stopped, due watery roading section of track. over in palm springs, early morning thunderstorms were to blame for flooding, power outages, road closures in the coachella valley. washington state could use some precipitation. wild fires are scorching some spots, like lewis count. >> i we expect it just to get worse over the next several days of this dry weather continues. >> the area hasn't had significant rain in weeks. and is dealing with record-breaking high temperatures. air quality problems are reported in seattle. >> if you're outside even for five minutes, ten minute, and whether it comes, the kind choke comes into your chest, your throat, tightens up. you are kind of gasp for breath. >> in addition to the heat, smoke from canadian wild fires are bringing a blanket of pollut

john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> and, how about this one? praised for trucking through knee-deep flood waters to deliver the mail on time. this is called dedication there. he carried out the post officer advice motto, neither snow, more rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night. roads were forced to shut down when hit to five to 8 inches every rain over the weekend. joe, you hear stories like, that makes you wonder, you got to be better. >> i know. >> more. >> look, that is inspirational , katie, you're right. >> and i have my own inspirational tail to tell. my very first job as a paper girl for the morning call newspaper up in allentown. back when we had a huge snowstorm, in 93, and i actually trucked through, i think it was, up here, literally, up to my waist deep because i was so little then, you know? >> oh, katie. >> nobody expected to actually be able to read their pain their morning, but, you bring that same dedication. >> you bring the same dedication to the morning show every day, kale. >> i take the lessons with me. my older years now. al

correspondent john loyer ends with the latest on this wild west coast weather. >> flashflooding engulf parts of southern california thursday, in the community of acton, about 50 miles outside of los angeles, roads were washed out, vehicles were trapped, and some people needed to be rescued. in a metro link train, caring about 200 people, was stopped, due to walter i eroding section of track. >> over in palm springs, early morning thunderstorms were to blame for flooding, power outages, and road closures in the coachella valley. washington state could use some precipitationment wild fires are scorching some spots like lewis count. >> i speak it just to get worse in the next certain days of this dry weather continues. >> the area hasn't had significant rain in weeks and is dealing with record-breaking high temperatures. air quality problems are report in the seattle. >> if you're outside even for five minute, ten minute, and when it comes, the kind choke comes into your chest, your throat, and tightens up. you are kind of gasp for breath. >> in addition to the heat, smoke from canadian w

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