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Videocast: Rain Chances Return Monday

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FUNNEL. CEDRIC: CRISTOBAL CONTINUES TO MAKE ITS WAY VERY CLOSE TO MAKING A LANDFALL. WILLING TO THE NORTH AT SEVEN. IT’S ABOUT 60 FIVE MILES TO THE SOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS. WINDS AT 50 MILES PER HOUR. THE STORM IS GROWING A LITTLE BIT IN SIZE. EVEN THOUGH WE ARE LOOKING AT THIS LANDFALL. LET ME GIVE YOU THE LATEST WITH THE TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS STRETCHING FROM INTERCOASTAL CITIES, LOUISIANA AND WEST OF PANAMA CITY. THESE ARE THE AREAS EXPERIENCING TROPICAL STORM WINDS. THEY CONTINUE TO DO SO FOR THE NEXT FEW HOURS. THEY CAN MOVE INLAND TOWARDS PORTIONS OF MISSISSIPPI. HERE IS THE CURRENT SET UP. WE WANT TO SEE THE SYSTEM TO THE SOUTH. WE HAVE THIS BIG AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE TO THE NORTH, ACROSS THE NORTHEAST AND THIS IS LIKE A FENCE OR A GATE, KEEPING A SYSTEM TO OUR SOUTH. IT’S TO THE NORTH AND WEST DUE TO THE FRONT AND HIGH-PRESSURE, WHICH IS GOOD NEWS. YOU CAN SEE, AGAIN, JUST OFF THE SOUTHEAST TO LOUISIANA, THIS LIKELY MAKES LANDFALL THROUGHOUT THE EVENING. HEAVY RAIN BANDS ROTATING FROM SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI OVER TOWARDS JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA. ABOUT 63 MILES OR SO TO THE SOUTHEAST OF NEW ORLEANS. GETTING VERY CLOSE TO THAT MAKING LANDFALL. THIS IS THE TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS SHOWING UP IN THE YELLOW SHADED AREA. HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI TOWARDS NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE. A LOT OF FOLKS ALREADY SEEING THOSE WINDS. THREE TO SIX INCHES BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE. NOTICE, THE FARTHER WEST YOU GO THOSE TOTALS RAMP UP. SIX TO 10 INCHES NORTH AND MUST OF PANAMA CITY. CLOSE TO A FOOT OF RAINFALL TO THE WEST OF JACKSONVILLE WHERE THEY HAD BEEN IN THAT FIRE HOST OF RAINFALL. THERE ARE LOOKING AT SIX TO 10 INCHES OR MORE ELBERTON TOWARDS NEW ORLEANS AND BILOXI. NOT ONLY FLOODING FROM HEAVY RAINFALL THAT YOU HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT, THE THREATENING STORM SURGE IS AS THE TROPICAL STORM GOES CLOSER MAKING RAINFALL. IT’S PUSHING IN THE WIND INTERNING IN WATER OVER THE OCEAN. STORM SURGE OF THREE TO FIVE FEET MOVING INTO PLACES AT OR BELOW SEA LEVEL. AS A TRACK THE LATEST, IT WILL BIT — IT WILL MAKE RAINFALL. THROUGHOUT MONDAY IT BRINGS HEAVY RAINFALL AND WE COULD GET A COUPLE OF ISOLATED SHOWERS AND TROPICAL MOISTURE MOVING IN. BETTER CHANCES AS YOU GET INTO TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AS THE FLOW COMES IN OUT OF THE GULF OF MEXICO. YOU CAN SEE OUR RAIN CHANCES, 30% FOR MONDAY. 50% FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. LOOKING AT POP-UP SHOWERS AND STORMS BY MONDAY AFTERNOON. BETTER CHANCES OF SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS TUESDAY AND

Videocast: Rain Chances Return Monday

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