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Area of low pressure across the rockies. that is going to merge up with the southern system and bring us our coastal lows. so we will have that cold air in place. who will get the snow? it's the tale of two computer models, some say snow for the northeast including new york city and other big cities and other computer model says mainly a rain event. we have to refine that forecast and bring you the very latest. the thing can i tell you 60 in new york. 67 in atlanta. 58 in dallas. >> we have cold air behind the system. we had blizzard conditions over parts of the great lakes and the upper midwe...

In Nordhausen wird derzeit der Hochwasserschutz geprüft. Eine Zwischenbilanz zeigt Stärken, aber auch Schwächen im Katastrophenfall.

One. the big question is will new orleans get into this. that's the band that will have up to 150 miles an hour. as of now, it's expected to stay just ouz of new orleans. that's what we'll be track throughout the day is how close does new orleans gets to the 100 miles an hour wind gusts that's with this band to the south. this whole mess is heading in this general direction right over the top and that's the biggest population center south of new orleans with 30 to 33,000 people that live there. current wind gust is the highest i've seen at 60 miles an hour. kind of makes sense with the wind co...

To strengthen and maybe rapidly strengthen later tonight. the hurricane center has it going up to 130 mile an hour winds. sunday morning at 7:00 a.m., notice that the path, the hurricane center has it just south of new orleans and homa, louisiana, almost right over the top of morgan city. they have a landfall that would approximately be around 5:00 p.m. sunday afternoon. and then the storm will be heading up through central louisiana, closest to baton rouge, maybe around 3:00 a.m. in the morning. then weakening significantly into mississippi. so as far as where exactly the storm is going to go...

That, everybody who's still here needs to find shelter and stay put. whit? >> we can see that surf picking up there. trevor, thank you. let's get to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano in connecticut. rob, time this out for us as the storm approaches. rain will actually hit new e - jersey overnight tonight, and the wind and rain will arrive in long island by sunrise tomorrow, and shortly after that, full force here on the connecticut coastline. right now at about 340 miles to our south, strengthened to a category 1 storm and accelerating north over 10 miles an hour. it's not perfect, but g...