Francine Hurricane LIVE | Louisiana Hurricane LIVE : Francine Weakens And Moves Inland | N18G

[Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warning are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] oh it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] is [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go down hill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to been up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft e [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be Dy on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood mornings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warning that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] oh it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] there all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to SP up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] super it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar and as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport mississipp um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or iment so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warning are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] oh it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hope hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move aore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] is [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watch watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar and as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 Mil hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] is [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood mornings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these Heavy band move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warning that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in Rapid over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the road in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a Category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go down he really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect fact for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or IM so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louis iiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas is flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on The saffro Simpsons scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here and so Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft all [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next s hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move for sure also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] all for it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm sege warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] is all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay day there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft I [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazard and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft e [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louis indana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] back [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the SAT for Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warning are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what come it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not I it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a torado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornado to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all yeah [Music] it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you the that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come a sure you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um five to 10 feet [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh GR green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar are as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] you it is now a category two her hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not oh it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] is [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imate so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes this spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speak speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] on it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will con continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] you it is now a c Category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move aore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go down here really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] super it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar are as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy FS move asore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in southern Louis Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not oh it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warning are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fit in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornado to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move a show also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you is it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to Us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] f is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in r rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the road roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] not it is now Category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move asore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come come aore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louis around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] s [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads espec esally when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a FL warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the over night hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these torn to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the safer Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move a also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to to Us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in right rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off thead roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the bright areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazard coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] super is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come aore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louis around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] f [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a FL warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here and Souther Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move asore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] for all [Music] is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the over night hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these torn Tes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the safer Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama B conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move a also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10t [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to to Us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the bright areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazard coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] on it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move a Shore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come sure you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louis around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] f [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft all [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warning warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] is all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornado to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the sapper Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move a show also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louis indana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] super it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the bright areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazard coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move a Shore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] is [Music] you is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come sh you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louis around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] f [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a FL warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here and Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what e it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move asore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go down downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi Missippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded stre reach you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louis Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Sou Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these are is flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] back [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um five to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazard and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what look it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're all already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these band hands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saff C Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the road especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category two hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to Us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what Andy is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flood streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring are imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazard I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the AER Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the dark uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water haard ards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a torado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move was Shore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] right [Music] not e it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] right all [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring are imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazard I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e remember we are bringing you updates on Mala Aurora's uh [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches and the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazard coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tor torado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 fet [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move asore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come sure you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft I right [Music] it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and ings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana in Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] all [Music] is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the over night hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornado Tes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saer Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar is really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move a also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still an effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] all [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] you it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louis Iana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore I also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas is flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 feet [Applause] back [Music] not it is now a category two hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the bright brighter areas here a flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hat ards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 miles per hour you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh lisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] what is it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffro Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 mph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down Tre down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for U Southern Louisiana around to uh uh Gulfport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft [Applause] [Music] not I it is now a category 2 hurricane on the saffr Simpson scale with Peak Winds of 100 milph you can look at the radar here and you can see that the radar has really filled in rapidly over Southern uh Louisiana and uh Southern Alabama conditions are going to go downhill really rapidly over the next several hours hopefully if you're listening to us from Southern Louisiana you're already where you need to be for the overnight hours and just stay there it's not going to be a good night to be driving on the roads especially when the Sun goes down you will not be able to see flooded streets you will not be able to see down trees down power lines so you need to stay off the roads in these areas flood watches and warnings are in effect over you can see so the darker uh green here is a flood watch I'll zoom out so you can see the greater extent flood watches in the brighter areas here of flood warnings that means it's all flooding is occurring or imminent so you can really see the flood warnings are starting to fill in and that will continue over the next several hours as these heavy bands move ashore also want to go back and show you that we also have a tornado watch here this is this red area that I've highlighted on the radar as these bands come ashore you can get these tornadoes to spin up bottom line is it's just the all hazards coming together here in Southern Louisiana and Alabama speaking of water hazards I want to stick with the water hazards and show you a storm surge warning a storm surge warning is still in effect for uh Southern Louisiana around to uh uh gulport Mississippi um 5 to 10 ft for [Applause]