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Seeing significant weakening. doesn't mean we won't get more damage but we ear no longer seeing the extreme damage like today. where do we go from here, the treads? tornadoes overnight are a possibility. a tornado watch until 6:00 a.m. in the morning from the western panhandle of florida, southern alabama, southern mississippi and a section here of northeastern louisiana so tornadoes are one threat and then the rainfall is a huge issue, so the rainfall risk. this map shows you where we have a moderate risk into nashville and kentucky and all the way to tupelo and hattiesburg and then the high ...

Waterways into this region, the marshland, all of it, as conducive as it gets for what is known as the brown ocean effect. it's a phenomenon here where the system makes landfall but is able to maintain intensity over land because of that worm moist environment and of course the waterways across this region and the bayous certainly help with these tropical systems maintain that intensity. but i've never seen one go from a strong category 4 to still being a category 4 by 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight, which is more than five hours after landfall. so this storm certainly packed a punch and it still d...

Left behind. if it made landfall right now at 100 miles per hour it would be six miles shy of a major hurricane. it has been on land for upwards of ten hours. that is remarkable. you don't see that often. this landscape very conducive to allowing systems to maintain intensity because of the southern tier. just essentially a continuation of the gulf of mexico. very warm waters that are going to energize and continue fueling the storm system. it left some of the warmest water on our planet. water temperatures along the gulf coast the northern tier closing in on 90 degrees here. an incredible amo...