still got rain across parts of florida and georgia that started raining four days ago. it's not gone. we're still going to be dealing with rain around where you are. there is new orleans on the south side of lake pontchartrain. initially all of that storm surge water, piled up here in toward lake pontchartrain. now the winds shifted and they're out of the southwest. it's been pushing all that water of the full lake now in towards slidell. the winds is out of the same direction. that keeps that very full and keeps it moving in toward that direction. away from new orleans, but now up towards slidell. that other story you're talking about of the other dam that's been threatening, still some rain showers moving there. you can see it's a little more hilly terrain. all of that rain around ten inches so far in this area, falling into the hills. it all has to drain into the lake, eventually into the river. that's what's causing all that concern. this concern is going to move farther toward the north because there is a lot of very hilly