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That need to be watching. this the radar image and the satellite image if you put that closer the parked right off the shore. if there has been any trends we have seen over the last 1 hours or so, that is that we're going to see maybe slightly less rain right in the new orleans area and the official river flood forecast is a little bit lower than it was. now they are saying they expect that river to crest right around 17 feet in instead of 19 and 20 feet they had earlier. that would be good news. one thing to point out on these maps, these were all winds that we're reporting right now that eug...

Adam klotz is tracking the storm in the fox weather center. adam: this is a visible satellite. all the cloud cover. you notice how dense it is off coast. that's where all the rain is, dragging everything with it. there it is. a light spot in the cloud west of lafayette. we are several miles offshore. but the majority of this system, the heavy rain, thunder and emergency is offshore. this is the radar image for right now. you still see most of of the activity well offshore. it will take a while to drag this on to shore. there are areas to the east we'll pay attention to. mobile, they have been ...

Progression like this? >> this certainly was in some of the top categories of the recent storms. it's not unprecedented, but we saw hurricane maria last year, hurricane wilma in the past, hurricane andrew further back. but certainly was a very rapid intensification over the past two days. >> and mark, tell us a little bit more about what's left of it. it's almost incredible that it's been over land for so many hours, which can have such a shredding effect, and yet we still see if not an eye certainly the profile of the low around which the circulation is taking place. >> yeah, that's right. yo...

Taking place. >> yeah, that's right. you can still see on the radar image here. you can see some bands and the remnant of the old inner core. and we're still seeing through the doppler radar analysis winds of hurricane force, roughly 75 miles per hour in the center. so it still remains somewhat of a wind threat for tonight and into tomorrow morning. >> it was still strengthening as it came over land. it was a strong 4, borderline 5. and i'm curious how rare that was today. >> very rare for the storms to continue to intensify right up to the coast. particularly along the gulf coast. there's a f...

But this city and this county of franklin which has 12,000 mandatory evacuation in the entire county. one of the problems with this is city right here, it's kind of a peninsula. the only way off are two long bridges over a bay. the feeling is with an elevation of 13 feet and potential storm surge up 14 feet, this city could be underwater by there time tomorrow. people have taken heed of the warnings. most people are gone. a mandatory evacuation. like miguel, this is a ghost town. people are very worried. >> gary and miguel, thank you both. be safe. i want to get to mark de maria in the nationa...