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forecast point. the closer they are together, that means we ve got a slow storm. by monday morning, arkansas, and tuesday morning, miss sour rim . this is moving northward and that means rain, along the area, tropical storm rains throughout the weekend and early next week. leland: rick was talking about a warning that was put out, i don t know whether it was by you all or the national weather service, about how confident they were that the flooding inland will be in their words, catastrophic. what does that mean? well, we have different categories when we talk about the potential for flash flooding. the highest one is high risk. we have a high risk out for portions o south louisiana, there s a 50% of anybody in there getting flash flooding. we have a high risk and moderate risk for a large area, that s our highest way the biggest way we can say look, there s a
staying off the dangerous roadways. eric: the water is warmer and the air is warmer, what does that when they move so slowly, like 5 miles an hour or just come back around and sit and stay in one place? look at the forecast how slow this is. when you have warm atmospheric and moisture, that s one to have big problems we are having and each one of these is a forecast point and look how close they are together, we are not moving very fast, that s not going to be an entire weekend or early next week, a lot of time to put down a lot of rainfall and cause a lot of flooding, so that s what we are dealing with, this is a big water problems and the winds, you saturate the soil, a little bit of wind can knock down power lines and trees, just a dangerous situations, even tornadoes, some of them reported today as well. eric: some of the folks interviewed in fox news channel, it s windy and rainy, not that bad, you have heavy rain intense
calling for a real slow storm each one of those stops here is actually a forecast point and the closer those are together, that means we ve got to slow storm so look at this. monday morning we re in arkansas and by tuesday in missouri, so isn t it not just coastal but slow isly but surely moving northward rain along into the right side side tropical rain throughout the rest of the weekend into early next week. we have fox team coverage now tropical storm barry. meteorologist adam in extreme weather center and in bay st. louis, mississippi but we begin with senior correspondent rick leventhal reporting live from new orleans. rick. jon we have a stead rain falling in some mild winds blow nothing like some of the conditions what we ve been warned about which is is, obviously, good news for people of new orleans. who are protected from the waters surround cities like what we re standing on next to the
impacts on hurricane force winds, rain and storm surge extend out of the cone. that s what we need to be careful of. let s concentrate definitely on these impacts. what, in your opinion, are the most dangerous aspects of the storm? wind is dangerous, flooding s dangerous, storm surge is dangerous. what are your worried about here? just every facets of the impacts of the system becomes a major player. each one of these is another forecast point. the closer those are together the slower the storm and areas receiving prolonged winds over saturated soil, so we re looking at prolonged power outages and winds. look at the rainfall forecast. it s absolutely staggering. 240 20 to 40 inches potentially. it s not just a coastal event, those inland floods could be extremely dangerous. we see six to ten inches over portions of north carolina. and looking at some of that heavy rain getting into south carolina, very dangerous, and of course the storm surge causing half the fatalities traditional
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