KOSINSKI: There are more flooding concerns this morning for already hard hit South Carolina. Governor Nikki Haley warning the state is not out of the woods just yet with swollen rivers ready to spill over their banks. Haley says areas northwest of Charleston could be flooded over the next 72 hours. The warning coming after the governor toward storm ravaged parts of the state.</s>GOVERNOR NIKKI HALEY (R), SOUTH CAROLINA: What we saw is devastating. You are seeing boats in yards and you're seeing houses under water. You are seeing damage at levels we never thought we would see. The problem is more is coming. We saw that. We saw the water levels high. We see the water moving. We see which way it's going. It's coming here.</s>KOSINSKI: For more on that flooding threat still facing South Carolina, we turn to CNN's meteorologist, Derek Van Dam.</s>DEREK VAN DAM, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Good morning, John and Michelle. Even though the rain has temporarily come to an end across the Carolinas, there are still flash flood warnings in effect for the greater Charleston area. This is for the potential of flooding into the early weekend. Remember, rivers just to the north and east of Charleston, like the Santee River is still projected to crest at 24 feet. That could lead to the possibility of major flooding heading into Saturday and Sunday. On top of this, there is additional rain in the forecast. Look at this. This is the radar. You see an oncoming cold front. That will bring anywhere between 1 to 2 even locally up to 4 inches of rainfall for the areas that were hardest hit last week by the heavy rainfall. You can see the cold front sweeping across the great lakes already cooling our temperatures. Guess what? We will cool the weather across the New England coast as well. Temperatures taking a nose dive with the passage of the cold front unfortunately bringing rainfall to the areas that do not need it. Look at D.C., 66 on Saturday and New York, 64. Back to you.</s>KOSINSKI: Terrible to see that rain. Thanks, Derek. Homeland Security has a new warning about Syrian refugees heading to the U.S. ahead on EARLY START.
South Carolina Gearing Up For More Flooding