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Memories that people had when maria struck again close to two years ago. we spoke to the mayor of ponce, this town about 70 miles southwest of san juan and she said no matter how it hits, they would rather be safe over sorry. erica. >> omar jimenez, thank you. want to bring in cnn meteorologist tom sater who has a closer look at the latest track. give us a sense how much time people have in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands to stil storm that came out of nowhere and it keeps on going. li...

News. most computer models show it remaining offshore. future radar showing this system offshore in the atlantic and we have to watch what happens with dorian. very warm across the south, summertime temperatures and 76, mostly sunny in new york, beautiful conditions in nyc. unless you like it hot. more of this. >> you were missed. i miss you every day. >> i missed you after a few hours. >> the producer is like weve got to go. we will talk after the show. >> im in the middle of these two. >> a lo...

This is not a large hurricane, not impressive looking, but still is capable of producing quite a bit of damage. take a look at this as we see this very small circulation getting better and better organized as it enters a favorable zone. here are the lesser antilles, essentially the islands that ring the eastern edge of the caribbean. it is trekking towards the west now. 85 kilometer per hour winds. higher gusts associated with it. so what can we expect? still will move across barbados as a tropi...

Vicinity, we dont know if its going to move over the island, to the scout of the islaouth ofo the west. computer models are in fair agreement, but you get to that 72-hour time period and they start to diverge a little bit more. if you look at one of the computer models, its not a direct hit. if you look at others it is a direct hit. why do we care about this at category 1? category 1 can produce casualties and fatalities. september 20th, 2017, devastating hurricane maria. category 4 hurricane mo...

That extends through the islands. its expected to strengthen as it does so. into the wednesday time frame, we expect the potential impacts from the storm to reach puerto rico. we dont know what its going to look like at that stage. the potential of a stronger storm. something we need to monitor closely. theres a lot of deterrents working against the storm, including upper-level wind sh r shear. the topography is going to rip apart the storm, as well. for it to redevelop as it reenters the golf o...

This is where we are. this is what we are headed towards. the peek of the season, september 10. the three months we have most of our memorable storms. we have a couple threats. one of them is well, well out here. the hurricane center now says, 70% this is going to develop. why am i bringing this up. this will take the general direction towards the islands. this is the development zone. our computer models are taking it this point towards puerto rico. so far away. hasnt even formed yet but that t...

Barry slowly swept through louisiana and into arkansas yesterday producing thunderstorms, tor republicaren and widespread flooding. maximum sustained winds were at 35 miles per hour, and warned of possible flooding in louisiana, northward through the lower mississippi valley. the hurricane center also said tornadoes were possible across portions of southeastern louisiana and mississippi, western alabama, eastern arkansas, and western tennessee as well. so lets get an update now on your weather w...

Late tonight and all day monday. so, heres the map that is of concern. this has been the big concern the entire time. this is the flood risk map. the areas of blue is a slight risk of flash flooding, could get some training of some storms. the area of red means theres a moderate risk of flash flooding. then the pink color is the high risk, and thats where we think theres life-threatening flash flooding possible in the next 24 hours. thats from alexandria down to areas just to -- everywhere west ...

The coast of louisiana. who saw the most rainfall? mississippi and alabama. now coastal areas of louisiana did pick up some rainfall, but some of the most significant totals we saw were around daphne island. also into some of these other coastal areas. biloxi and mobile. now were looking at the center of circulation situated over northwestern arkansas. where is it going to be tomorrow? well, it, the remnants, are going to gradually make its way toward the north. for memphis, for little rock, for...

So. but right now, 50 miles per hour going to be down probably i would say to 45 by the 11:00 advisory. well see. i dont see much spin here. but still rain in the gulf. a lot of rain in the gulf. heavy rain in the gulf that refuses to come onshore and thats great news. because that is removing the amount of rainfall that were going to see every time another thunderstorm pops up in the gulf and it rains over the water, it means its not raining over land. now, there are still some storms up near s...