VOLUNTEERING WITH THE RED CROSS ON OUR WEBSITE. FOX FOUR NEWS.COM. WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE TROPICS FOR DAYS, AND WE'RE GOING TO, AT LEAST FOR A LITTLE WHILE LONGER. WE EXPECT IT TO MAKE LANDFALL BARREL EARLIER THAN WHAT WAS THOUGHT YESTERDAY. AND WE'LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT AND WHY IN JUST A MOMENT. FIRST OFF, OUR EASTERN COUNTIES, SOUTHEASTERN COUNTIES, YOU HAVE A FLOOD WATCH THAT BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING AND GOES INTO TUESDAY MORNING. AND THAT IS GOING TO BE YOUR TIME FRAME FOR ALL OF THIS HEAVY RAIN. WE'VE ALREADY GOT SOME SHOWERS AND STORMS OUT THERE NOW WITH SOME OF THE OUTERMOST BANDS OF BARREL. SO WE'LL SHOW YOU THOSE TWO STILL AT 65 MILES AN HOUR, BUT THIS LOOKS DEFINITELY MORE ORGANIZED TODAY THAN IT DID YESTERDAY, SO I EXPECT SOME INTENSIFICATION TONIGHT BEFORE THAT LANDFALL HAPPENING AFTER 1 A.M. TONIGHT NEAR MATAGORDA, THAT CENTER OF CIRCULATION. IT'S GOING TO WEAKEN PRETTY QUICKLY. WE GET INTO MONDAY AFTERNOON AND THAT CENTER IS OFF TO THE WEST NORTHWEST OF HOUSTON. AND BECAUSE THIS CONTINUED WEAKENING TREND HAPPENS AND A NORTHEAST TURN TO THIS HAPPENS, OUR RAIN CHANCES ARE GOING TO BE FEAST OR FAMINE. IF YOU'RE IN EAST TEXAS, IT'S GOING TO FEEL LIKE IT'S NEVER ENDING RAIN ALL DAY TOMORROW. IF YOU'RE OUT WEST. REALLY NOT THE CASE. IF YOU'RE WEST OF FORT WORTH, KIND OF SCATTERED IN NATURE, SOME FOLKS WILL NOT RECEIVE A DROP OF RAIN. THAT'S JUST KIND OF HOW THE COOKIE CRUMBLES WITH THIS ONE, BECAUSE IT IS MOVING FASTER. WE'RE TALKING TOMORROW NIGHT. WE WILL HAVE THIS MOVING OUT OF HERE. SO IT'S GOING TO TAKE SOME OF THE MOISTURE WITH IT. AND I'VE ACTUALLY DRIED OUT THE FORECAST MUCH FASTER BECAUSE OF THE FASTER MOVING SYSTEM. STILL THINKING WIDESPREAD 5 TO 10IN OF RAINFALL IN AND AROUND HOUSTON. AND THEN AS YOU HEAD UP INTERSTATE 45, OUR FAR EASTERN COUNTIES CLOSER TO HOME IS WHERE THAT 4 TO 6 RANGE WILL BE POSSIBLE. THAT INCLUDES AREAS LIKE PALESTINE AND ATHENS. VAN TYLER, YOU GET CLOSER TO DALLAS AND SAY PLANO. 1 TO 2IN OF RAINFALL THERE, CLOSER TO FORT WORTH, MORE LIKE AN INCH OF RAIN POSSIBLE. AND THEN