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Is it any clearer? >> it looks to be somewhere along the eastern coast. we have a cone uncertainty. it will take a few days to hone in, but it looks now that the possibility is in parts of southern florida. the biggest take away is it's starting to slow down. we'll see it dasticalslow down miles per hour. that's a walking pace. we'll see a lot of flooding rains there. let's take you to the latest advisory, category 2 storm, it's getting closer, but it's friday. we're not expecting it to make landfall until tuesday. we're looking at winds at 110 miles per hour. nothing to shake out. it's a powe...

People out before the water swept over one of the main highways down there. further inland here, we're still waiting for the real problem that barry brings, which is the rain. now, saturday evening, barry's eye was onshore. barry's eye is in fact not far from where we are now. but the bulk of the storm, the bulk of the rain, that is still offshore and will move slowly into louisiana and mississippi. barry is moving just a little bit more than a walking pace right now. and it is all this rain that is going to cause problems over the coming days. 3,000 national guard fanned out across the state ...

Places like baton rouge, that will be a big spot, and we'll watch especially. so this is what it looks like right now, 70 miles per hour, that is a strong tropical storm. that will bring down additional trees and wash away some roofs. and let's watch the track because we are moving very slowly. 6 miles per hour, that is a walking pace. so it will take a long time to get out of here. it is a long storm, it is a wide storm. and it is a slow storm. so we're looking at rain and life-threatening rain. this is a track tuesday 7:00, not very far. flash flood watches in effect again, we're in a stand ...

Fatal. now, as you mentioned, new orleans so far fine. the levees on the mississippi so far, fine. let's get an update on that from the governor of louisiana. >> we actually anticipated that the back levee would be overtopped, and so we are not surprised by what has happened. but what everyone should understand, no mississippi river levee has been overtopped, and not a single levee in the state of louisiana as of right now has failed or breached. >> reporter: now, the next thing, of course, as you mentioned, ana, that we're looking at is the rain coming from above. we have been expecting it he...

Yellow and oranges on the map indicating heavy rain, we have lots of training. and that is devastating. let's take a look at the path moving very slowly, 6 miles per hour right now, that is a walking pace. so we'll be talking about this at least over the next 48 hours and then in to the tennessee valley, the ohio valley, the northeast. so by friday this story won't be over. this is what it looks like you can see how slow it is moving. flash flood watches are in effect, lots of state under this. where you see the green, so memphis, you are involved even in tennessee, little rock, greenville, ja...