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Subdivision. some houses have just a few inches in them, others have several feet of flood water up into the corners. on the drone video we see it is surrounded by the water, but it is tough to tell how deep the water got. the start of school will not be the same for folks in this neighborhood. the good news in the last half hour or so is people who have been trying to go back and forth says the water has come down eight inches to a foot since they tried this yesterday. there have been false promises aloss the way. people in this mabd thought the worst would be over, but they found the water flowing over the b bayou and reservoirs was continuing to keep up. it does not appear to be the case now. the bayou is able to come back
Are closely monitoring every rise of the river. so far the spillway system is working exactly right, and tonight we have team fox coverage from all of these locations and other spots across the south. the fortunes of so many people in southern louisiana hinge on the morganza spillway north of baton rouge. as you know, federal engineers have opened it in an effort to divert the floodwaters into louisiana s b bayou into the guf of mexico. thousands of people call that bayou home, and it s flowing at a rate greater than the amount that flows over niagara falls, but the brunt of the floodwaters yet to arrive, and that has folks in the flood zone very nervous. we went through this before. we knew once they started opening it up we would be in