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New-Orleans-Forecast calls for possible severe storms Wednesday afternoon/evening

But the big thing that controls the intensity of tornadoes and in some sense whether we ever get a tornado at all out of a tornado has to do with how the wind profile in atmosphere change, what we call the wind shear. and that may actually decrease in the future. what we have seen historically over the last 50 or 60 years has been an increase in the very ability of tornadoes occurring. we have fewer days per year now where tornadoes occur, but we have more big days that they occur. and we've also seen evidence of increase of occurrence, not intensity, but in the mid south region. >> and do we ...

Plaquemines parish. i'm concerned about grand isle. some of the warmest water on our planet, unled fuel to the highest octane that you can get. sometimes these smaller compact storms can provide more of a punch than some of the larger ones but we're going to watch this wind profile. at the 11:00 p.m. advisory we'll be able to share the track. but that puts the strongest winds on the eastern flank for areas such as new orleans up to baton rouge. let's hope on the western side, good hundred miles per hour, it stays away from lake charles, so many vulnerable homes with the tarp still on thousands...

Let's talk about the winds. about 5:00, 6:00 in the morning it will be moving into grand isle and reaching the northern part of louisiana later in the afternoon. we're expected sustained winds at 130. you look at the wind profile, and we've seen a little trend in the track, but we'll get a new one at 11:00, we're looking at some of the worse eyewall winds up towards baton rouge. the circulation is not the eye. it's much lower, but if we can keep it away from lake charles, that's some good news, too. it's going to be to have a tremendous amount of wind strength. it takes time for a category 4 t...

Katrina had a wind profile that was four to five times larger than this one. with the search and the levees breaking, it was obviously a mess. 1800 people lost their lives. these are the model differences. there's not much of a difference. 1:00 p.m. local time in the afternoon, the european model is a little slower but pretty much in the same location. as we get this information in from the hurricane hunters in the aircraft, we'll have a better idea to see if that trend continues eastward, which would put the strongest winds in new orleans. and again, the problem that we've been talking about ...