We continue now with our chief meteorologist doug kammerer. He joins us from the storm center to explain what happened down there in new orleans. How will this same System Impact us . Its already affected us today with record High Temperatures. Any time you combine extremely warm temperatures with a storm system moving in, this is the kind of Severe Weather that you get into parts of the southeast this time of year. You can see whats happening here on the radar. You have rain all the way from canada down toward the gulf coast. Look whats happening down here right now in towards parts of new orleans, even around mississippi, another Tornado Warning just to the east of jackson. But its around the new orleans area where we saw the most damage. Look whats happening right here. This storm was around 11 00 this morning. You can see the hook clearly defined here. This one just to the north of the city in towards new orleans east ju east. Again this is all part of the same system, just continu
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ALLEGANY — Two local projects that have helped thousands of less fortunate residents were recognized Sunday by the Greater Olean Association of Churches.