Good saturday morning, everyone. Welcome to cnn this morning. Im amara walker. Im victor blackwell. Good to be with you. We start this morning with dangerous conditions brought on by now posttropical cyclone lee. The storm is still maintaining those hurricaneforce winds, and so far warnings remain in place as lee begins to whip the new england coast, bringing heavy rainfall through cape cod and all the way through maine. Though its not expected to reach the u. S. , the outer bands are expected to pack strong winds up to 80 miles an hour and could bring flooding throughout the new england coast. Maine has declared a state of emergency, and authorities are warning people to stay inside and prepare to hunker down for the storm. Many states are warning people to state out of the water this morning because of Dangerous Rip Currents that could drag people out to see. Lets go to Allison Chincar in the weather center. What are we talking about in terms of impacts . The intensity of the storm h
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ahead because this river is going to be around for a while and it is going to have sort of an eroding effect as time goes on. but they have a great deal of confidence that these levees are going to keep this city high and dry. david, one of the big things i m concerned about here chad again is one loose barge, literally, that s all it takes, one barge, to break loose and ram into one of those levees. levee will be shot. ask the people that are in illinois how that could happen very fast. don t even realize your city is getting inundated. what are they doing to tie these barges down to make sure this traffic, nothing s moving, everything is double-tied, if you will? well, that s a lesson that he ever one learned back in katrina. it was a barge that got loose and opened up one of the levees there. we re still watching barge traffic. in fact if we can pan over this way no kidding! that s very, very slowly moving up river because of the tremendous current. but it s very i