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Let me show you the latest forecast models. i don't want you to get freaked out about this just yet. we're seeing a trending to the border of mexico and texas. so we don't want to rule out a u.s. landfall just yet. as it gets back out over the open water, once it stops interacting with land and we get a better, stronger circulation, we'll have a much better idea where it goes. because sometimes when they get back over water they'll reform their center of circulation. if it happens farther north. we'll see more of this trending. happens farther south, we'll be watching mexico. right now our bes...

Gulf coast, i need you to be prepared because we have some models that are now indicating we will have a tropical system, whether be depression or storm that could affect the gulf coas gulf coast. this is one of two reliable forecast models. you can see the rain moving up toward the eastern gulf coast. want to switch over to the euro once again, something potentially in the gulf of mexico. sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, and this one agrees that perhaps it's more of an eastern gulf of mexico situation. however, if that moves westward, it will be eight texas/louisiana problem and will be mo...

Information that you have now to predict this storm versus what you had even a year or five years ago and how important it is for us to listen to these warnings today. >> okay, satellites were the big advancement in the '60s in weather forecasting and that was awesome. we had an eye in the sky and no longer standing there in the dark waiting for something to show up that we didn't know what it was or how big it is. since then people will satisfy what have you done since then? we have finally tooled forecast models, they look at weather patterns all over the world and predict what weather will ...

Hurricane. that's where the surge will be piling up the most. what are we looking at for the storm surge? areas up to ten feet. i was looking at the website from the national weather service and we're seeing indications up to six to eight feet of storm surge. it can only climb higher in the next several hours as the storm system is stuck where it's at. when you see a category 4 hurricane, it begins to run onshore and then inland. it's been slowing down because to the north there's a large high pressure system that doesn't want to go anywhere and wins out. the hurricane will drift back to the c...

Because there is no steering. it is going to remain perhaps offshore and to bring incredible amounts of rain to areas that just can't take the rainfall so here is the euro models, one of our forecast models we look at, 41 inches of rainfall. that is unprecedented along the coast and that is why right now our prayers are needed for our friends in texas, not only the fact we have a hurricane but the system is going to last well into next week and be a torrential rainmaker. >> did i hear someone say this is the anniversary to the week of katrina? >> university of andrew, category 5 hurricane, one...