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here across the water. because right now we can t show you what the radar looks like from new orleans. it s just too far away yet, but the hurricane hunter aircraft are now flying around finding 75, 85, now just a 94 mile per hour wind gust. something else the hurricane hunter could show us is the radar from the nose cone. the radar from below the plane kind of spreading on out and we see now the eye developing. that s what we did not want to see, fred, when you get a well defined eye under a central dense overcast, that s when a storm can rapidly intensify and that s what we re seeing now. what we didn t want. and i think it was only two or three hours ago where you talked about the absence of that eye, so that is pretty that formation is very fast. yes, it is, because water is so warm. chad myers, keep us posted. thank you so much. meantime, it means a state of emergency has already been declared in louisiana, and mandatory evacuations are
image, it almost looks like there are four separate eyes to the beast. this is going to end up being the central core and eye. then we have the bands around it. we have the one here then we wraparound and central dense overcast, cdo, this area here. then on the outside, this will be the outside feeder bands to the storm and that s the first one. tomorrow during the morning, this is when this band will come through and that will be the first squalls that will go in south texas. you can actually see the dry air on the west side. it s a clear beautiful day on the texas coast. always a day or two before the hurricane comes that everyone is like doesn t look like any big deal. before technology, people were caught off guard but we know this is clearly heading your way. this is also our satellite imagery and clouds. here we colorized the clouds, the colder cloud tops, color them in in red. it let s us know if the storm is intensifying.