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Now has sustained winds of 145 miles per hour. you see the radar on the left. on the right, i believe that is current shot of new orleans. winds, they expect to get much worse in the coming hours ahead of the storm making landfall in louisiana later today. we know that people are running out of time to evacuate. the outer bands, you see them on the screen to the right, they are already reaching the coast. and there is heavy rainfall. there is potential flash floods and life-threatening storm surges up to 15 feet. >> yeah, and christi, as that hurricane approaches the cajun navy organization ha...

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Service keeps telling people to get out if you can. it is not a safe place to be if you're in those zones, and not just storm surge, it is combination of storm surge, but also wind. this is what makes the storm different from katrina. katrina, flooding was terrible. but katrina was cat three at landfall. this is anticipated to be category four at landfall. winds are expected to be stronger than hurricane katrina. 110 or higher gusts in the purple area you see here. even further inland, 60 to 80 miles per hour wind gusts. that's plenty to bring down trees and power lines through the areas. oute...

Pick up ever so slightly. we still anticipate that's going to curve a little bit towards the west before landfall. that's why we think the best location for landfall is likely going to be overlong island around lunchtime on sunday. from there, it will push farther inland before making a sharp turn to the east and going back out over the open water. forecast, a lot of heavy rain starting to move in across new jersey first. that's what you're going to notice through the overnight hours. we start to see the outer bands pick up across areas of new york, connecticut, rhode island and even massachus...

Showing outer bands of the system rolling through jacksonville, florida, today. the northeast, as i mentioned, now bracing for the storm, too, and the potential for hurricane-force winds from philadelphia to new york. so, we have the latest track for you tonight, agin with abc's eva pilgrim in myrtle beach, leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, outer bands of isaias closing in on the carolinas and threatening the entire east coast with powerful winds and life-threatening storm surge. >> it's moving quickly enough that it won't really have a chance to weaken. >> reporter: in new york city, they...