Millions dealing with dangerous flash flooding,
heavy rain and widespread fog.
Victor Oquendo is not too far away in Fort Lee,
NJ with the latest. Good morning Victor.
Good morning, Michael. A wet and foggy start to the
day.
Half of the George Washington Bridge blanketed on top of
all of this fog,
that heavy rain that has been soaking the South and
the Northeast.
And there's more on the way.
This morning, millions waking up to the threat of flash
flooding from Louisiana to West Virginia.
In Texas, they're cleaning up after parts of the state
getting over 8 inches of rainfall.
San Jacinto County under a disaster declaration after increased water
levels from the Lake Livingston dam flooding homes in the
nearby valley,
Vehicles abandoned, some completely submerged residents desperate for aid.
You don't know where you're going to be living after
it's all over with.
From Oklahoma to Illinois to New York,
visibility severely limited, causing dangerous driving conditions as well as
grounded flights.
Watch as this plane disappears just a few seconds after
takeoff.
According to the National Weather Service,
it's the most widespread fog advisory since 2005.
Visibility is less than quarter of a mile in some
spots.
You really have to be careful out there on the
roads.
There is no relief insight with another storm on the
move.
Michael. All right, Victor, you definitely have to be careful
out there.