KEILAR: People across the southeast are bracing for heavy rain and possible flooding in some areas that could see more than a foot of rain. CNN meteorologist, Chad Myers, joining us now with the forecast. Chad, what should we be waiting for here?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Brianna, there's a system in the Gulf of Mexico, and it's not tropical, doesn't have a name. It's not Earl or anything like that, but it is sitting there, and it is going to drift onshore. We're going to have significant rain from Tampa all the way to New Orleans. There will be spots with 12 to 15 inches of rain in the next five days. A lot of this is low land, but it will still flood. Look what we've had already overnight. Taylor County in Florida, flash flood warning. Parts of Perry, Florida, under water this morning. High water rescues taking place there. It's all of this moisture in the gulf. It could have been something, but it was kind of too close to land over the weekend. Now it's just feeding on that Gulf of Mexico moisture, and it won't move. And this is the problem with these storms we're going to have. Once it rains at your house, it may rain for three hours if you're anywhere from New Orleans all the way to Tampa. And that could cause flooding. The storms have no jet stream to move them away. It's just going to rain for hours in places.</s>KEILAR: Ten inches of rain. My goodness. All right, Chad Myers, thank you.</s>CUOMO: All right. Let's take a little break. When we come back, no question the polls have taken a turn for the worse for Donald Trump. Why, exactly? And what can he say to turn it around? We have Republican and independent voters. Those are the key for Trump. They'll tell us next.
Florida Braces For Significant Flooding