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Will get heavier and heavier. >> lets go to louisiana and see what theyre bracing for. >> the track did shift slightly to the west. however, it is well within the cone that we were told to expect from the national weather service so there were no real surprises there. rainfall remains the primary hazard. we are still looking at 10 to 15 inches of rain with the possibility of higher isolated amounts. as we all know, however, it doesnt take much saturation of the ground so that even slighter winds...

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Leaders from the capital area, including mayor broome and other parish presidents, to meet here to discuss their needs and make sure that they have access to all the information that they need. we anticipate that there will be a press availability subsequent to that meeting. as you know, tropical storm barry is slowly strengthening and organizing and slowly moving. the winds are currently at 65 miles per hour. our coast has already been known to experience some tropical storm force winds this mo...

And so the governor and the mayor of new orleans have both declared states of emergency. city hall was closed yesterday and remains closed today. you wouldnt be able to tell with this gorgeous sunrise behind me, but yesterday around this time, this place is getting pummelled with rain. a lot of morning commute drivers dealing with that intense rainfall. were going to continue to track and see if that type of event continues to happen in the next couple of days. >> okay. please keep us updated th...

>> a deep dive into this. you say catastrophic and tropical storm confuses people. usually its a cat 3, 4. sometimes a tropical storm thats slow moving can produce epic amounts of rainfall. thats worse than a major hurricane. if the timing is right with a river thats very full, a storm surge can be problematic. lets get into the numbers and maps. the new panel oth has shifted t east. houston is out of the cone. texas looks safe now. a slow rain all the way up the mouth of the mississippi river u...

Miles or so but the storm did not get more intense overnight. hurricane aircraft are out there flying through it and they did fly at 35 miles per hour. keeping it on the south side of the storm, keeping the heavy rainfall from natasha, would have been obviously under 6 or 8 inches of water. here we go, by saturday a little bit after midnight friday night. models still have two different versions, one to the west and one to the east. one right over new orleans, the other pretty much over lau lafa...

Theres some variability, but were really trying to focus. you look at the cone we have. its quite a large area of louisiana. but these impacts are going to stretch way outside. the models are coming together on this. again, whether it becomes the tropical storm or a hurricane just before landfall, either way were going to get flooding rainfall. >> i know this is the official hurricane season. still it feels early to talk about a storm of this potential impact. does this give you any idea of what...

Orleans isnt there today because of that northerly sheer. it goes away tonight and the storm does turn to the north and heads towards louisiana. the southern coast. but where it does it go after it makes landfall inthats the ban key. heres new orleans right in the midd middle of the new model runs. we always think the newest model should be the best because its the shortest distance because the area where they are now and where it will be. 50% of the u.s. offshore platforms are in the cone right...

At 8:00 this morning, not quite done yet. what we have today is a wind from the north thats pushing all the convection, all the storminess on the southern half of the low itself. the low isnt even a tropical loan yet. its not even a tropical depression. it will be buried when it gets here. but it is forecast to get much stronger and to be inside this cone somewhere between lake charles and new orleans. if its on the right side of the cone it will be over new orleans, or on the other side we go t...

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