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Circular red pattern on an infrared imagery, you look for the brighter colors. that's the higher, colder cloud tops. they're on the feeder bans. with the flooding, if you look at this, these bans mean business. we had another heavy ban through grand isle. now it extends into the panhandle of florida. we've got numerous flash flood warnings. not only back in the areas of the core and around areas of new orleans but around the center of the storm and the bands will funnel clouds moving on shore, we'll see if there's any tornado warnings. we have a watch until 4:00 p.m. starting to see the tropic...

Right now, the storm itself is about 100 miles offshore, attempting to make landfall sometime tomorrow afternoon, around 1pm local time, 7pm london time and tomorrow, it's midnight here right now, but by tomorrow morning, i would expect we will start seeing some impact here with some of the feeder bans, the heavy rain moving through, the wind picking up and buy later tomorrow night, i would anticipate we could actually see hurricane force winds and we are about 60 miles inland off the coast and we still could have hurricane force wind even this far inland even though it will degrade as it come...

Information. we thank them for this, it is critical. even though it may become a category 1 hurricane, you will see in pink, it was issued earlier, hurricane watch, at in moment it is going to change. they've issued a hurricane warning. i can tell you everyone living here, you are not going to be able to tell the difference between a strong tropical storm and a category 1. the risks are the same. if you are already into the rainfall, if you haven't put your furniture by your pool inside or tied down loose objects, throw them in the pool. keep them from flying around. we have a lot of lightning...

Charleston and the harbor, trying to push that water back offshore, so that's good news. however, 5 to 8 feet storm surge still very possible and will occur. the eye seems to be collapsing somewhat. it's not going to change the category. it's still a category 2. but even that doesn't matter much, because the winds continue to broaden out. the hurricane force winds are now outward 60 miles. the tropical storm force winds are out to 195. it can still be broader than that. it's going to move up the chain. the warnings are in effect from hurricane warnings up toward norfolk. and of course in your ...

People at a time to evacuate and get on the roads heading north because they know there's a very good chance this storm is going to move north once it makes landfall. they're concerned if too many people get out on the road and head north all at once, maybe getting on the road a little bit too late, they might get caught in the storm as they're trying to move. very difficult dynamic here tonight about ordering evacuations. >> all right, brian. i will stay in very close touch with you. brian todd on the scene for us. let's get an up to the minute hurricane forecast. our meteorologist is joining...