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We bring it out towards tuesday. now, we are looking at 130-mile-per-hour winds. so, its track is still not directing impacting anyone. its in the open waters of the atlantic. but heres bermuda and the trend is, at least according to the computer models is, its shifting a little bit more to the west. so, a little bit more of a shift towards the west and the impact could be much greater across bermuda. but what happens after this five-day time period? its going to move into some cooler waters. it...

Home runs. and so even the lesser storms it might just, quote, hit 20 home runs are now hitting 40. so, yeah, were watching the hydro logic cycle on steroids. >> john, youre warning about how quickly these storms can intensify. we know in new orleans you kind of need several days to actually order an evacuation. that was one of the main issues with ida. people here in new york and new jersey and pennsylvania were caught off guard by getting the remnants of ida. and we heard officials talk about ...

Its going to rain a lot with this storm too. more on that in a second. you can see the clear eye to the north, northeast, northwest of number 2, it still has 18 hours over very warm water. we still think its going to be become a major hurricane later tonight and may make landfall as a category 3 or a category 4, not much difference between the two. it will land at grand isle, louisiana and head toward houma. then the storm will begin to weaken as it heads northward, still a category 1 by the tim...

Winds and extreme storm surge of up to 15 feet. now, notice new orleans is to the right side of it track. any, little shift or wobble brings those stronger winds to new orleans but as of now, we expect the core of the storm to miss new or leans and thats important for wind damage for that highly populated area. then, sunday night and monday, we are bringing the storm through mississippi with serious concerns for flash flooding, river flooding and tornados. our computer models in pretty good agre...

Wind and storm surge of up to 15 feet. new orleans is to the right side of the track. any little shift or wobble brings those stronger winds to new orleans. as of now, we expect the core of the storm to miss new orleans, and thats important for wind damage and power outage implications for the highly populated area. then on sunday night and monday, were bringing the storm through mississippi with serious concerns for flash flooding, river flooding and for tornadoes. our computer models are prett...

Lets talk about the winds. about 5:00, 6:00 in the morning it will be moving into grand isle and reaching the northern part of louisiana later in the afternoon. were expected sustained winds at 130. you look at the wind profile, and weve seen a little trend in the track, but well get a new one at 11:00, were looking at some of the worse eyewall winds up towards baton rouge. the circulation is not the eye. its much lower, but if we can keep it away from lake charles, thats some good news, too. it...

Were expecting a category four, maybe just before or right at landfall. a major hurricane is anything a category three and above. it goes to category five. but were not finished. even as we go into tuesday, still looking at gusty winds into that lower mississippi valley and then pushing into the tennessee river valley. its going to be weaker then, but the damage is still possible, still in its wake. we could see downed trees and power lines. the storm surge is going to be the big problem in some...

Pontchartrain. we can quickly go along the louisiana -- mississippi border. rain threat sunday and monday in areas of louisiana and mississippi. then the storm will rain itself out. all of our computer models are also in agreement with this storm tracking just south of new orleans, lindsey, sunday? >> a were looking at an earlier landfall and theyre still calling for it to be a category 4 at landfall. very serious situation for our friends in louisiana. >> nbcs bill karins, thank you so much for...

They dont want to have to do rescues tomorrow if people try to evacuate when they wake up in the morning. this was the 11:00 update from the hurricane center. notice the center red line was to the left of houma. im certain when we get the new advisory it will be right over houma or to the east of houma, bringing the core of the hurricane that much closer to norms. the forecast this afternoon has gotten a little more dire for our friends in new orleans as far as what the intensity of the winds wo...

Houma, shifting a little bit to the east. that will actually bring it a little closer to new orleans, too, which is not what anyone in new orleans wants to hear. then that storm will rain itself out and it will be a painful rain event for mississippi and louisiana. our computer models, we continue to get these new mo models in every six hours. a bunch of them still port towards morgan city, houma, but, again, these did not take into account the jog the storm is taking to the northeast. they will...