Page 606 - Flash Flooding News Today

>> you can feel it. we have about 35 miles per hour or 40 miles per hour, gusting up to 55 miles per hour. right now you can feel it. we just want everybody to stay inside. with heavy winds and rain, you will have down power lines and flash flooding. we are expected to be hit with a lot of rain here in the next two days. we want everybody to stay inside if you are going to ride it out until the whole event is over. >> it is a busy day for you, i appreciate you joining us today. >> reporter: you ...

Session with muellers deputies also up in the air, martha. >> martha: catherine herridge bid for that, we are continuing to watch live as this storm movs to new orleans for a tropical storm barry hours for making landfall and one of the main concerns is flash flooding in river flooding expected in areas of south mississippi. steve harrigan is live in mississippi with the latest this evening. >> martha, really starting to feel it over the last hour. the wind has picked up. we are seeing the rain ...

Expected. that could mean flash flooding not only along the coast but far inland as well. some of the roads already overtopped. theres been a lot of water rescues throughout the day by the fire department here. in one case, there was an 8 foot long alligator on the road. storm chaser used his truck to create a wake to get the alligator back in the marsh. when you ask people if theyre afraid of the storm, most say no, especially those that went through katrina in 2005. some people coming to look ...

>> it is not michael or irma. why is this a billion dollars disaster is what i want to explain to people. the path of the storm is no big stranger. it could become category one. this path shows it is moving slowly and thats a big key of the forecast but nothing alarming. now lets go into the flow threat. when we go through tornados season where we have moderate or a high risk. when we have a high risk, theyll cancel schools and sending kids home from school. this is a high risk of flash flooding...

James hardin, a pair of former draft picks. okc has 15 first round draft picks through 2026 starting all over with a fresh rebuild. thanks for joining us. have a great rest of your day, everybody. and a great weekend. im christine romans. >> im boris sanchez. "new day" starts right now. flash flooding and mandatory evacuations at gulf coast residents brace for a strong storm. >> this is going to be a major weather event. >> if you are told to evacuate, dont question it. leave. get out, now. ...

Risk flash flooding from baton rouge all the way to new orleans that includes the morgan city regions as well. we have 5 million americans under a flash flood watch. that is valid from saturday through sunday. you can see the rainfall totals going forward. we could easily pick up 10 to 15 inches, maybe locally higher amounts. you add in two to four feet of storm surge, perhaps three to six feet of storm surge right along the mouth of the mississippi. new orleans may be facing its achilles heel. ...

Portable -- two portable air conditioners. >> barry is expected to pack a triple threat. high rivers, flash flooding, and a storm surge of 2 to 3 feet. perhaps pushing the mighty mississippi to its highest level since 1950. >> officials doing all they can, closing flood gates ahead. this could be an unprecedented situation. >> the number one threat is going to be water, its going to be the flooding and the heavy rainfall. >> and lafayette in the middle of barrys projected path could see a months...

Degrees and sunny. moving on shore overnight tonight, so about 18 to 20 hours from now and a big rain maker throughout the weekend. as far as the rainfall forecast, this area of pink, they say 10 inches plus and could be up to two feet of rain. doesnt matter if they get to hurricane status or not. mississippi and eastern louisiana. the flood threat will increase late today. going through tomorrow, we have a high risk of flash flooding here in louisiana and mississippi. that means typically damag...

Strengthening to potentially a category 1 storm, making landfall sometime during the day on saturday, somewhere between houston and new orleans. so, we have hurricane watches up for much of the louisiana coastline. flash flood watches up, especially for points east, where the rainfall will be heaviest. we could see 10 to 20 inches of rainfall. that rain, plus the storm surge, could bring the river levels to the point where they start to overtop in and around new orleans. david? >> all right, it ...

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