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Where and when and how strong? >> very, very near louisiana and 80 miles per hour. all that slightly subject to change and probably 10% one way or the other. right now its a 50 mile per hour storm. forecast to be an 80 mile per hour storm when it makes landfall late into the early morning hours of sunday morning. likely landfall if you want to call it that is the very end of the mississippi river somewhere around 8:00. it will gain strength because its going into the gulf of mexico. a lot like w...

Here comes the storm. there is the cone. its a category one storm, possibly 80 miles per hour. it could be bigger than that because the water is so warm it is just not going to be in the water very long because its moving fast. >> i guess thats our best hope, the speed is of the storm. it moves over the area quickly enough that it doesnt overwhelm, take any lives, do any real damage. thank you very much, my friend. >> youre welcome. taking action after the las vegas massacre. two lawmakers on ...

Affecting about 15% of u.s. refining capacity between louisiana, alabama and mississippi. im told we have that sound, that interview now with the resident taking precautions. listen to what he had to say. >> everything on the bottom floor has gone up three feet. if it goes higher than that, were in trouble. >> so the national hurricane center center expects nate to intensify into a tropical storm. then make landfall in the u.s. sometime saturday night into the early morning hours on sunday. unfo...

Already to blame for death across central america as it moves towards the golf. janice dean tracking the storm, not again. >> not a lot of time to prepare. in southeast louisiana, mississippi, alabama, florida panhandle you need to make preparations, completing them today because tropical storm nate is on its way, this is a fast mover, that is the good news, it is not going to linger but it is possibly going to make a hurricane as it makes landfall across southeast louisiana, mississippi, alabam...

Off land tonight late this evening. warnings in effect for the yucatan. if you know anyone visiting in k k cancun, sustained winds are at 40 miles per hour. it only takes 39 to get to a tropical storm status. i dont think theres enough time to get to a tropical storm status. and then overnight tomorrow night, it moves into the gulf of mexico tropical storm status. overnight tomorrow night, it moves into the gulf of mexico. right now, if you notice the track, the cone of uncertainty is not very w...

To expect on the northern gulf coast. right now tropical depression 16. not upgraded to tropical storm nate. not organized enough. no central core. need the thunderstorm to be wrapped around the center to get that core to start to become a stronger storm. right now thats not happening. all the thunderstorms are well away from the center. as long as that continues, stay a weaker storm. thats great. want it to stay weak. 35-mile-per-hour winds. right along the coast of nicaragua. because of land i...

Quicker. we looked at the modelsing a tpha new suggestions will come out somewhere around 2:00 this afternoon, and thats when the new model decisions will be made for the louisiana is the main threat and focus because of the warm water, the interaction with that warm water with that rapid intensification possible, i think really we know where its going, here, here, somewhere in that cone, but not quite sure how strong it could get when it gets there because that gulf of mexico is big, hot fuel f...

Will likely become nate. tempur-pedic sleep is power. now the storm will go over h honduras. back over water to the south of cancun and once it gets to the gulf of mexico theres no missing the u.s. the models, red american model or blue, european all get close to new orleans but watch the cone. still, three and a half days away. land fall somewhere around late st night into sunday morning. >> keep an eye on that for all of us. thank you very much. so the senate intelligence committee confirmin...

Gulf coast is bracing for another possible hurricane. tropical storm nate is making its way to the gulf of mexico. forecasters say it could strengthen and make landfall as a hurricane this weekend. as you can see, the cone of uncertainty anywhere from eastern louisiana all of south mississippi and parts of lower alabama. even into the florida panhandle. lets go to rick reichmuth. what do you think? >> right now central america is taking a wallop from this. a lot of moisture and mountainous terra...

Local flooding here. >> rick, what should people across the gulf be prepared for now? >> so a lot of our models are keeping this kind of a strong tropical storm. a couple of models getting it towards hurricane strength. none of the models making this a major hurricane, which is a very important thing to note. october, still an active time, especially for the gulf and the caribbean. were going to see rain here. but its moving so fast, the rainfall totals will be kept down a little bit. probably 4...