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We're still getting wind gusts and torrential rain for several hours. i want to show you what's some of the wind earlier did, if you look back across where this old oak tree has been ripped and scattered across the french quarter. in across the city right now. they talk about the power outages that will last for up to 72 hours. reeves to been rift off of businesses and homes including the shopping area, a huge portion of that roof's been pulled away. windows are shattered. this city has been battered by ida and again the rain is continuing to fall here. there is been standing water in the high...

If you look back across the jackson square, this old oak tree was ripped apart and scattered across the french quarter. we're seeing trees down across the city right now, you're talking about the power outages, that could last for up to 72 hours. these have been rooftops have been lifted off businesses in. homes cutting a shopping, area a huge portion of baton rouge's been pulled away. windows are shattered. this city, has been battered by ida. again the rain is continuing to fall here. there is been standing water, in the french, quarter which is the highest area in the new orleans. we have s...

We have is performing as it's designed to do. that's good news, but right i do want to note that it is still under surge warning. we still have a way to go. we still have to monitor it, and watch what's happening in the storm. if i can say indicators -- that this system will likely not over top, and we hope that this trend can meet continues. >> with a power outage in new orleans, should we be worried about palms stop working. with that put pressure on the pumps? >> you have those that are internal drainage that are operated by the water board, and you have those that are constructed as part o...

We're following the very latest movement of Hurricane Ida as it makes its way to the Gulf of Mexico.

A lot of detail. you see shadows, ridges of thunderstorms but the well defined eye. moments ago the latest advisory has come in and what we know is the pressure is dropping. that means it's getting stronger. once the pressure drops, it takes a while for the winds to react and they pick up in their intensity. we've jumped from 100-mile-per-hour sustained winds to 105. this environment is conducive for it to blow up even more. typically these storms will fight off some dry air. a lot of times you'll have a little weak shear that tries to break them down. there is no shear. nothing but extremely ...