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across the area, even though you re 100 or so miles away from the landfall. seven to 11 feet here from biloxi, back to new orleans. that s the surge. now, i know katrina had a 20-foot surge, so this isn t katrina, but 11 feet, that is a big surge for a coastal community. this is like a catcher s mitt. all this water is going to pile up and run up the rivers and that s where the surge is going to be the worst. here s where the radar looks like right now. we re going to move you ahead now. kind of advance the radar all the way through tonight and even up to mobile. very heavy rainfall. flash flooding when it comes to fresh water rainfall flooding likely in alabama, georgia, kentucky, tennessee, all the way up to west virginia. now we get to the wind speeds. biloxi, gulf shores, only in the 50s by 7:00. look at this, 11:00 tonight, biloxi you may have a wind gust of 123. it s a forecast wind gust. computer model, i get it, but that s what the computer model is thinking right now. let me t
this is an 80 or 90-mile-per-hour storm. katrina was so much bigger. that s the same place that the surge will be. the same surge areas, not as big, not going to get 20 feet, but could get 5 or 7 feet, from new orleans to bay st. louis to biloxi and mobile bay. heres a your surge graphics. new hurricane warnings have been posted at the 11:00 advisory. we will get those on the internet on our twitter feed as soon as they are out. all right. chad you will stay on top of it. thank you. joining us on the phone the governor of louisiana john bell edwards, thank you for spending time with us. you issued a state of emergency there in louisiana. what are you doing besides that to prepare for this storm. thank you, ana. great to be with you and everyone watching. we ve also requested from the president a pre-landfall emergency declaration for 17
relates to nate, but also homeland security adviser tom boss sert who advices the president on these matters he and i have been in contact. the good news, fema is ready. they have recovered sufficiently from their operations around harvey in texas that they are positioned well. we re in the same fema region as texas. so we re talking to tony robinson who is the administrator for that region and we feel really good about fema and being prepared to help us as it relates to nate. but you made a great point a while ago, isaac in 2012 was a category 1 and we had record flooding in many parts of louisiana that were actually impacted more by isaac than by katrina, for example. and different parts of the state. so the lesson we learned there, it s not the category of the storm, it s all of those factors taken into account, whether it s
prep time before the storm actually makes landfall. 50 miles per hour, now at the 11:00 advisory. still traveling to the north going to clip cancun and cozumel and eventually get into very warm water in the gulf of mexico and that s when it s expected to really get going. get going to an 80 mile per hour storm near new orleans, louisiana. still a 60-mile-per-hour storm as it traverses mississippi, alabama and georgia. that will bring down power lines and many of the branches on the older trees will be nothing for a 60-mile-per-hour storm, taking these branches down quickly. the hurricane hunter in there finding 47 miles per hour so we call ate 50 mile per hour storm, close enough. the models are following exactly where the track is at least right now with the hurricane center, and still the wind. the wind will be the story here as it makes impact very close to where katrina made impact. now, you have to understand, this isn t katrina.