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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190713:22:03:00

that continues to move across louisiana is bringing a lot of rain with it. here s more from new orleans mayor. we re out of the eye but we re not out of the conditions that will cause heavy rainfall for the city of new orleans. all although barry has slowed also intensified pushing the timing of expected further into today, tonight, and sunday. while the storm surge risk on our mississippi river have passed, the primary risk continues to remain heavy rain for the city of new orleans. and we saw with those heavy rains could do just a few days ago on wednesday about 8 inches fell in just three or four few short hour it is three or four hour technician and downtown new orleans flooded including canal street there was a lot of water on the roads. a lot of people were caught offguard by that. and there are concerns obvious

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170910:06:13:00

of miami and miami beach. we have had transformers blow in the background, trees and some of the branches falling off the palm trees. so winds here definitely picking up. heavy rain fall. many threats to come. we know the conditions are just going to deteriorate as the night progresses. we expect the worst of the weather about 6:30 in the morning. the worst is yet to come. i m curious when you look at the track of the storm. when you look at it heading west to places like naples and in particular tampa, which is vulnerable to this kind of storm, the storm surge risk for a place like tampa in particular, which has so many houses on the water, close to the water, even the hospital could be under threat. what do you think when you think

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their evaluations. that means in jacksonville you re starting to enter a different era of urgency and we re still hours away from the worst. absolutely. i mean i think you re about ten hours away from the worst according to our meteorologists. we ll check back in with you in a second. i want to bring in krig fugate the head of the emergency management, fema, thank you for taking time to join us this morning. what concerns you the most at this hour? well, my concern has been the concern we ve had all along. that s going to be storm surge. i want people to understand, you know, we re going to start getting reports out of south florida. it wasn t that bad. some power outages, some minor damages and people are going to think this storm isn t that powerful. they were not impacted by hurricane force winds. they did not see significant storm surge risk. we ve known all along that was going to be a bigger risk for north florida and southeast georgia. so people may say hey it didn t look th

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based on the assessment of the storm surge risk to those areas done here at the national hurricane center and given to those emergency managers to paint the potential scenarios and what the risk is. but the emergency managers at the local level have put together evacuation zones. and i would encourage people to seek out their local emergency management agency and find out today if they live in an evacuation zone. and if you do, figure out today where you re going to go and how you re going to get there if you re ever told to evacuate. and if you don t live in one of these zones, be the inland destination for someone who does. i don t want to bring up bad memories, but last year this time we were talking sequester, government shutdown, layoffs. what s it like this year? we have a lot more budget certainty in the federal government this year than we did a year ago. and so we feel very confident that we are completely ready to go to carry out our mission this year. all of the forecast

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