into tonight meteorologist michelle grossman is just ahead with the latest forecast. >>> a potential break in the search for missing 16-year-old kylie rodney who disappeared after a party on august 6th. >>> a campus is in mourning after three indiana state university students were killed in a car crash two others are in critical condition. several were football players. >>> the shocking scene, a powerboat explodes after refueling. multiple injuries are reported we have the latest >>> how the current teacher shortage is leading some schools to push learning to a whole new level. >>> good news for drivers, the price of regular gasoline continues to drop. it's monday, august 22nd "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm erin o'hern. >> i'm philip mena. >>> we begin with shocking video of apparent police brutality three arkansas law enforcement officers have been suspended and are under investigation after they were filmed brutally beating a suspect monday morning. we must warn you, the footage is disturbing two crawford county sheriff's deputies and one mulberry city police

. >>> to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who has been tracking these storms for us hope you had aood weekend. good morning, michelle. >> i did hope you did, too. good morning yeah, we're tracking flash flooding even this morning in portions of texas. that will be the story all day long it's dangerous it's life threatening. if you do encounter rain on the roadways, you want to turn around it's impossible to tell how high that water is. so this is what it looks like in terms of our flash flood risk today. many spots across the nation including the northeast and portions of the southwest, but the southern plains, lower mississippi valley where we're expecting that extreme flooding. so dallas, you're included in that where you see the pink, that is a moderate risk. that is rare we saw that the past couple of days but we don't see it often. here is the setup here it will drop a lot of rain it will be three inches per hour and we could see we'll see that storm slowly shifting to the east, continuing to drop a lot of rain in spots we're also looking at rain in the northeast today, 4 to 5

let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman, michelle good to see you again.hat's our forecast today? >> good to see you, sam. unfortunately looking at more rain in the southeast. and remaining water logged the next few days. we have drone video out of mississippi, devastating scenes, we've seen this all week long in so many spots but we're seeing water up to doors and houses are seeing cars submerge, so much water everywhere, we're seeing debris just running down the roads, clogging some drains, and five families needed to be rescued and we're going to be seens like this, every season in dallas, mississippi, this is a one in 1,000 years flood event, rain event, up to the windows. devastating scenes causing so much pain emotionally, physically, structurally, financely and that's the case as we go throughout the weekend as well. and we have the risk for more flooding throughout the weekend. flash flooding again. and the flood threat, we have two million people under a flood watch. and that is in the green here, once again, along the gulf coast. and looking at p

. >>> on that note, let's talk about the weather and nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. morning, michelle how are we looking as we start this new week. >> good morning to you we're looking at a flooding threat once again this week. we're looking at heavy rain in portions of the southwest, also portions of southern texas we have tropical moilt moving in there, in the plains, and parts of the mid-atlantic. lots of areas today. we're looking at a storm system bringing heavy rain throughout the country. we're looking at 3, 4, 5 inches of rain in some spot where you see the darker colors that is correct's where we're going to see the heavier rain. we're also concerned with the threat for severe weather later on this afternoon especially in portions of the caronas wherli temperatures comfortable in the 70s and 80s. hot once again temperatures into the triple digits in dallas all right. in just a bit, we're going to look at that week ahead. that includes more flooding and more heat. back to you guys. >>> "early today" is back in just a minute with liz cheney's last stand the pr

. >>> time now for the weather, let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. elle, what's going on, out there? >> good to see you, and unfortunately we're looking at more showers and storms in the southeast today. we have that frontal boundary that just won't budge. we are looking at heavy rain or the potential for heavy rain as we go throughout thursday, and flash flood watching in effect through tonight, where you see the green, from portions of east texas, and louisiana, and also mississippi, the panhandle in florida, and alabama, with the potential for some heavy rain and some torrential downpours. seeing some heavy rain right now, you can see portions of louisiana and portions of mississippi south of jackson. that is not good news. most of the activity is in the southeast portions of georgia, into the carolinas, and this is going to be the bull's eye today for that really heavy rain. and we're going to see that once again for tomorrow. it is all through this frontal boundary that is nearly stationary. still we're seeing the showers and storms over this fro

>>> let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman and the weather for the weekend forecast. ing like, michelle? >> we are looking at a lot of rain. so it will be a soggy start for many, maybe an indoor movie day, especially in the midwest to the southeast, and the gulf coast, scattered storms, especially in the southwest. this is where we're concerned for life-threatening flash flooding and heavy rain falling today and we could see up to six inches in some spots. where you see the pink in portions of arizona and new mexico, that is a moderate risk of flash flooding. that doesn't happen very obvious. we will see that today, and also tomorrow. generally one to three inches of rain but we could be up to six inches. so where you see the brighter colors, that's where we will see the heaviest amounts of rain. and watching two front, one in the midwest, to bring strong to severe storms later this afternoon and gusty winds and some hail, that will be the main threat. and then the scattered storms continue in the southeast. we have a cold front that is kind of lingering there, bringin

let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. michelle?thrill to meet him. i thanked him for the helping win the titles and thanked him for punching alex rodriguez in the face. >> two things that are great. you are the biggest fan. that was probably pretty great for him, too. >>> let's talk about weather. 21 million people impacted by a heat advisory or heat warning. dangerous heat from washington through oregon, southern california as well. where you see these pink, that's where the excessive heat warning. fresno, bakersfield. the jet stream so far to the north it's allowing all this hot air to come in. so medford today 105, 105 in sacramento. 102 in boise. these temperatures are 5 to 20 degrees above what is typical for this time of the year. unfortunately these temperatures are staying in place not only today but through friday as well. big difference in the east. the jet stream dips to the south. temperatures pleasant today and pleasant tomorrow. st. louis 3 degrees below average, 83. so many 80s on the map. so the temperature story, t

. >>> now time for the weather, let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. e in. >> you did so great. here's the problem, jonathan -- >> i i would say it is very hard. >> i know nothing about it. i think i learn more about sports in the little bits like you said, with jonathan and you than i ever in my entire life. did you awesome. let's talk about weather. we are looking at a very soggy day once again. we had a summer worth of rain in texas yesterday, and in dallas. and we're going to add to the rainfall totals in the lower mississippi valley and southern plains, nine million people impacted by a flood watch from texas through the mississippi valley and over to mississippi and alabama seeing heavy rain. where you can see the darker colors, torrential downpours. where you can see the brighter colors, the yellow, oranges red, the heaviest rains. generally two to four inches of rain in east texas and arkansas and louisiana and mississippi and alabama, especially where you can see the darker colors. we can see up to six inches, if not a little locally higher in

. >>> 54 million facing heat alerts today nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking all of that for us good morning to you, michelle. >> good morning to you both. we have weather-related news that could impact air lines.theh flooding tofrmd we're seeing downpours in parts of the midwest, the great lakes where you're seeing the dark colors is where we're seeing the heaviest downpours you can see across the country where we see these blue spots. that's where we're expecting fl flash floods across the midwest. another hot wave in northeast as well 82 in new york city, 93 in dc. all right. we're tracking those storms and dangerous heat as well 567894 million americans under a heat alert. we'll talk than coming up. >> sounds good we'll talk than. >>> "golden girls" is giving people a new taste with the kitchen in beverly hills, california it's sponsored by the iconic shady side apartments. the pop-up which opened its dues through the end of july will stay open until october before moving to chicago and then moving to its flagship city, miami. >>> coming up, the major power tools reca

. >>> it's now time for the weather and go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the weather.ng at heat, 95 million people at risk, or 92 million people at risk for some heat alerts. we're also looking at kentucky. we have video seeing homes, cars, businesses still under water. the good news is we'll be dry today. but they will be hot. we'll be feeling like 105 in some spots. that will extend from the southern plains into the ohio valley, parts of the northeast as well. we're going to see heat indexes some spots as high as 110. here is that area of high pressure, it's pumping in that heat. temperatures into the triple digits. 90s as well. feeling like 105 in st. louis. feeling like 102 in lexington. it will be hot and humid tomorrow. 96 in new york. feeling like 98 degrees. boston, you'll be here 100 degrees tomorrow. i see all the thumbs down around here. and d.c. feeling like 103. we'll get some relief come by the weekend. also watching a gold front that's moving through portions of the upper midwest, minnesota into wisconsin and michigan. and that will continue to move off

michelle grossman. have a great weekend. thanks for joining us today. >>> we are digging into the new fight for alex jones conspiracy theorist tex. it messages. the house committee wants two years of worth of records and we will talk to a reporter closely following that story. >>> and as we go to break, a reminder that my new book "the big lie" a "new york times" best sell ser out now. i hope you pick up a copy. "way too early" will be right back. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide 5g from t-mobile for business. boost® high protein also has key nutrients unlock new insights and efficiency, with leading ultra-capacity 5g coverage. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. frustrated with occasional digestive upsets? align women's probiotic naturally helps promote a balanced gut

let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman. i can talk about the weather much more comfortably. er these days, michelle? >> completely with you, you did a good job. but weather-wise, looking at a serious situation today, and this morning in terms of, we have heavy, heavy rainfall. and we've seen between four and eight inches of rain. flash flooding conditions. life-threatening conditions. 13 million people impacted. where you see the green, that is a flood watch. the red is a flash flood warning. that means flooding is happening right now. so we'll see those popping in and out as we go throughout the day. and radar over top, showing that we are looking at heavy rain falling still, where you see the brighter colors, the reds, the oranges, the yellows, that's where we're seeing the heaviest rainfall and this is very slow-moving rain, there is a lot of moisture, we have clay soil, so it is hard to soak up this rain, and that's what we're going to be seeing as we go throughout the day, in the southern plains, into the lower mississippi valley. it is not just that rain this morning, a

back to you. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much. still ahead on "way too early," president joe biden is expected to sign the inflation reduction act today. the white house is planning a much bigger celebration a little closer to the midterms. more on that. and as we go to break, a reminder that my new book "the big lie, election chaos, political opportunism and the state of american politics" on sale right now, very relevant with trump in the headlines and big lie candidates facing primary challenges. two weeks in a row "the new york times" best seller list. we hope you pick up a copy. we'll be right back. hope you py we'll be right back. ain deterg't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than eve

and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman. i think he was out.u would like and also let us know what the forecast calls for today. >> i won't tell you something you rr know, because you tied a record in boston and i believe he was out, too. and we're looking at heat records and flags potential and the main weather stories, and flooding potential in portions of eastern kentucky as well. let's start with 55 million americans under a heat alert, from the pacific northwest, and starting a heat wave, and today, the st. louis metro area, and parts of the mississippi valley and the northeast and looking at the relentless heat once again today, temperatures in the 90s and new york city, 92 degrees, it will feel like 98 and see the heat continue as well. 96 in philadelphia. and we will end it here, because i know you like it, for the summer league, the end of the week, temperatures in the low 80s by friday. back to you. >> desperately needed. michelle grossman, thank you so very much. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," indiana has become the first s

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that is a tragedy we can all relate to, michelle grossman, our heart goes out to that kid.is the forecast out there today? >> good to see you. honestly, the only reason i go to the games, too. i feel for it. he handled it so well. the forecast today, watching a stormy start for many, the flooding potential, the main weather headline this week and especially in parts of the southwest, with the monsoon rain, into the plains, and parts of southern texas, florida, and also southern mid atlantic and we're heating up once again in the southern plains and the west coast, toasty this week. so that is what we're going to be watching as we head throughout the new workweek, rainfall forecast, one to three inches, especially in those darker colors, and even mostly higher amounts, three inches or higher from omaha to kansas city. springfield and watching the monsoon rain, in portions of the southwest, and the rockies, we're concerned for severe weather this afternoon, and especially in portions of the carolinas, so north carolina, south carolina, and winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour

before that we can see up to 6 inches of rain in some spots. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much.ou. >>> twitter is on the defensive after a whistle-blower came forward alleging massive security issues on the platform. the allegations were made in a complaint filed with the securities and exchange commission, federal trade commission and the department of justice. they were first published by "the washington post" and cnn. according to the post, the whistle-blower, identified as a former security chief depicts twitter as a chaotic and rutterless company beset by infighting, unable to properly protect its 238 million daily users, incluing government agency, heads of states and other figures. among the serious accusations is twitter falsely claimed it had a solid security plan. the law firm representing the whistle-blower tells cnbc they can confirm the authenticity of the documents published by the post and cnn. twitter disputes the allegations and points out the whistle-blower was fired by the company. cnbc senior washington correspondent ayman javers joins us now. the whistle-blo

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let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. how is it looking out there?unds of rain falling in portions of eastern kentucky. we are watching the risk for flooding as we go throughout the day. the good news is we're going to see improvement this afternoon. and especially tomorrow. there's a look at radar. you see the brighter colors, the red, the yellow, the oranges, heavier downpours and storms happening as well. a severe threat this afternoon. 10 million people at risk in the ohio valley, indiana, ohio, and northern and eastern portions of kentucky. we will be watching that very closely. for the winds gusting to 50 miles an hour. hail and a chance for a attorney. in the heat out west, 21 million people impacted. the heat moves into the intermountain west and the northern plains new york the upper midwest, central and southern plains as well. work you see the orange, that is the heat advisory, the heat warning in that hot pink color. and as we go through the rest of this week, we are tracking the heat and looking at 100 degrees in helena, and 13 degrees a

turn now to weather and the ongoing heavy rain threats across the country nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is back from some well-deserved little break good morning, michelle, and welcome back >> good morning to you both. so glad to be back and yeah, we're off to a soggy start in many parts of the area. heavy rain, some flooding rain as well to portions of the southwest, into the plains, parts of the carolinas, and southern florida lots of spots seeing a soggy start to the weekend we're looking at rainfall up to 5 inches in some spots, especially throughout the plains and throughout the southwest certainly could cause some flooding there from sioux falls at omaha, you see some flooding rains as well. we're also looking at the chance for severe weather, charlotte could see winds gusting to heating up in the plains looking at temperatures into the triple-digits in oklahoma city and also dallas. all right. we talked about the stormy side. we're looking at steamy weather to the west. parts of the south heating up once again we'll talk about that soon >> we're going want those details. thank yo

nbc meteorologist michelle grossman has the details for us. hi there, michelle day but also tomorrow. we have numerous spots across the country where we see some flash flooding from the southwest into the midwest, also parts of the central appalachians into the northeast. so flash flooding is a concern, particularly where you see this pink on the map. portions of iowa also wisconsin into illinois, and we're also watching heavy rainfall once again in our flood-ravaged areas in parts of the central appalachians we're going to be watching that closely as well. where you see the darker colors there is where we're expecting the heaviest amounts of rain one, two, even three inches of rain and kind of notice the portions where we see kentucky, also west virginia, tennessee, where we do not want to see the rain, already saturated soil we're going to see that. also the northeast and parts of new england as well. cold front bringing the flooding rains acroecord-breaking temperatures in the northeast yesterday. 95 today in philadelphia 93 in d.c. and 93 i

. >>> adrizona heavy rain forced flooding in tucson let's turn now to nbc meteorologist michelle grossmanith the latest for us this morning. michelle, good morning. >> good morning to you both. we'll continue to see flash flooding today and also tomorrow events in utah, new mexico, colorado and arizona now we're seeing that system shift to the east, heavy rain in portions of the southern plains and lower mississippi valley and rain in the portions of the northeast. this is our flash flood risk for today. lots of places under a threat for flash flooding where you see that pink, that is a moderate risk. that's very rare, including the city of dallas, portions of texas, into oklahoma and arkansas and louisiana and the northeast for the potential for some urban flash flooding as well here is a setup in the south looking at that area of low pressure move off to the east. continue to dump very heavy rain in the south with rainfall rates over 2.5 inches of rain. you guys, we could see up to eight inches of rain in some spots before it's said and done. we'll see more rain than they saw in two mon

. >>> we're kicking off august with floods, fire, and more heat nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is with us. coming off july, will august be any better that's the big question. good morning >> good morning. we're off to a busy start for the first day of august, watching the extreme weather that's going to move into the northern plains. watching the flood watch once again in eastern kentucky. we're seeing some storms early this morning they're very scattered we're going to start to see relief morning we're still concerned with the heavy downpours, the yellows, reds, oranges. 97, oklahoma city. and we're warm this is going to be the last day of really high heat in the pacific northwest. 103 in boise >>> it's monday, first day of august we're looking ahead at the workweek forecast in just a bit. >> michelle, thank you "early today" is back in 60 seconds with the calls for mass evacuations in ukraine as russia steps up its siege. >>> and remembering one of the greatest basketball players ever to live, whose legacy stretched off the court. the tributes pouring in to legend bill russell.

in kentucky, dry conditions out west so what's ahead as we start august here is meteorologist michelle grossman on where we start the week good morning, michelle. >> good morning to you both. we're looking at more downpours today in portions of kentucky. also west virginia and tennessee. we're even seeing rain in the northeast. we're going to see that as we go throughout the next couple hours, improving conditions later as we go throughout the day in kentucky. so that's good news. let's take a look at radar we're seeing some heavy pockets of rain falling. that's where you see the darker color, the reds, the yellows, the oranges. we're still seeing intense rainfall in some spots the downpours as we go throughout the next few hours. also seeing the rain in portions of the northeast heavy rain too we do have a flood threat in place. that's a flood watch in the green. one million people impacted in eastern kentucky hazardous where we saw 9 inches of rain last week. also looking at that flash flood risk, including portions of eastern kentucky, western virginia western virginia and also tennessee and

. >>> and as the president heads to eastern kentucky, nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking more potential flooding in the midwest. good morning, michelle not sure how much more that area can take >> i know. good morning to you bethe. we're going to see the chance for showers and thunderstorms in that area not only today but tomorrow and really throughout most of the workweek the potential for one to two inches of rain on top of what they've already seen not good news there. we have numerous spots where we're tracking the chance for some lieflth flash flooding. let's take a look at radar right now because we're looking at some really heavy downpours. the atmosphere is so rich with moisture, any storm can unleash some really heavy downpours. where you see the darker colors, the yellows, the reds, the oranges, that's where we're seeing the heavier rainfalls and that's where we're looking at a flash flooding rescue lots of areas across the country in the southwest to the midwest. that's going to move to the east as we go through the day also portions of the northeast i am looki

let's get a look at your monday weather and some heavy rain in the forecast nbc meteorologist michelle grossman back from some r&r. good morning, ood morning to yo. good to be back. we're looking at flooding throughout the country i got to get back into the swing of things here rain throughout the southwest. the plains, parts of florida as well we're looking for chance for 3 to 4 inches of rain in some spots. as we look at the rainfall forecast, locally 3 inches where. you see the reds, the oranges the yellows. also portions of the rockies that's where we're seeing the chance for heavy rain. sioux falls down to omaha city and also springfield we're also looking for the chance for severe weather, especially in the carolinas where you see the little yellow. the plains heating up once again, especially the southern plains temperatures into the 100s in oklahoma city. all right, guys. we'll talk more about that flooding also, the plains heating up. the southwest is going to see temperatures into the triple-digits as well. we'll look at this in a few minutes. >> this is a long list, and it's just mon

nfl to follow suit >>> fires, flooding, and more heat as we kick off august nbc meteorologist michelle grossman has had a very, very busy summer. good morning. >> good morning. the extreme weather does continue we're watching a flood threat through eastern kentucky we'll see destroying conditions by tomorrow. let's look at the flood threat, because we're looking at one million people still impacted. and we're seeing some rain early this orning. some pockets of heavy downpours. and that's going the case as we go throughout this monday morning. but improvement is on the way. where you see the darker colors, the yellows, the reds, the oranges, that's where we're seeing the heavier downpour. eastern kentucpacific northwest. but that heat is moving to the northern plains. all right, guys. we're going talk about today's forecast and then take a look at the week ahead in just a bit >> thank you >>> reed detmer struck again and again and again. in fact, nine strikes on nine pitches in the second, retiring all three texas batters for an immaculate inning. he is the first pitcher since 2019 to toss an im

. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. how sit looking out there? >> good morning. we're looking at a building heat wave in the west. the major weather story today and also really through early next week, 49 million americans under a heat alert in the west. we have a heat advisory in our orange. a heat warning that's in the hot pink. that includes los angeles and san diego. we're looking at temperatures climbing into the 90s, climbing into the triple digits, 100 degrees in salt lake city and these temperatures stick around for the rest of the week and really into early next week. we'll see daily records broken monthly records broken and all-time records broken. big contrast in the east, still sticky this morning, new york city, boston seeing rain right now and philly but we'll see humidity levels coming down throughout the day and looking at a nice next few days with temperatures in the low 80s. 70s on friday in boston. jonathan? >> those san francisco temperatures really grab my eye there. their summers there can be in the

. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman.> looking hot. you're not going to like it. pretty brutal in the northeast. it going to feel like over 100 degrees in spots and 71 million people impacted by a heat advisory, and the heat warning is in that hot pink color and central and southern plains in the intermountain west to the northeast, even into the morn parts of new england, and hot and humid, you add in those, and it will feel like 100 degrees this afternoon in new york city and not feeling good, and feeling like 98 in boston and 103 in baltimore. as we go throughout tomorrow, the cold front is getting closer. once the cold front moves through over the weekend or later tomorrow, we're still not going to get too much relief. new york city tomorrow, 99 degrees. that's what it will feel like on your friday afternoon. philadelphia will feel like 100 degrees. we will stay toasty in the central and southern plains in the upper midwest and the great lakes as well. and cincinnati, and temperatures in the upper 80s, over the weeken

time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast.ing? >> looking hot again in the northeast. one more day. and relief is on the way. we are looking at a nice weekend. so we should still have 44 million people under a heat alert from the northwest, into the central and southern plains, and also the northeast, we will see temperatures climbing into the 90s, feeling like the triple digits, in the northeast, from boston, to philly, to dc, and we're going to see that heat indices pretty high throughout the day. hot and humid for one more day. and philadelphia, 94, feeling more like 104 and 85 in boston and 102 in richmond. the chance of some showers and storms but look at the relief tomorrow. just 73 in boston. and we're still going to have high humidity, that's not out of here until friday. and but still better. new york city, 84, tomorrow, and buffalo, 79. and then as we go throughout the late week, i know it's tuesday but looking ahead to the weekend, it looks to be pretty perfect right now, by saturday, really low dew points, and 81 d

. >>> time for the weather and here is meteorologist michelle grossman with the forecast. shots of the family celebrating and the kid has worked his whole life to get to the majors and the whole life is celebrating. >> and his mom, seeing that joy. you know, because you're at all of the baseball games. >> but my kids aren't in the majors just yet. >> you are going through it now. >>> at first today, we are looking at some storms today. we have a very slow-moving front. it is bringing storms along this front, we watched it yesterday, and watched it the day before and watch it again tomorrow, so we are looking at heavy rain and the potential for some flooding as well. and also the potential for some gusty storms and gusty winds and heavy downpours, and this is going to be a repeat performance on friday, so ending our workweek with more storms, in texas, all the way along the gulf coast, into the southeast and also portions of the carolinas, and we're going to see the darker colors, the red, the yellows, the oranges, the heaviest downpour, the yellow, the heaviest downpours a

. >> let's look at the weather with michelle grossman. >> big, big story, it will continue to be a bighe national guard rescuing lots of people, a heart breaking scene, we're looking at some people still trapped, an ongoing story, and also we're going to start to see the heat really starting there, we have a lot of people without power, so it is just really -- look at these scenes. can you even imagine how this is happening? we will start seeing better news. the for -- fortunate part we are seeing less rain. and flooding in kentucky and west virginia and southern ohio and looking at flash flood warnings, where you can see the red box here. and the orange box is showing a severe thunderstorm warning and we have strong storms this morning. and let's zoom in here where we see the radar and looking at very, very strong storms this morning and some really heavy downpours, looking at heavy downpours in portions of illinois, into western parts of kentucky, and looking okay in the eastern part of kentucky, although we do expect some storms later on today, looking at some storms in west virgini

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