How deep it is. the best way to err to err on side of caution, make sure you are not a part of the problem allow the rescue workers to get out there and help the folks who need it. all right marisa thank you. quite a night in southern california. maris is torres. joining us now mayor of palm springs grace garner, mayor garner, i know you have some mountains on the edge of you community any flash flooding problems so far? we don t have any flash flooding problems so far, just flooding problems in general from the rain. all of your streets are inaccessible, there is no way to get in or out of palm springs, there is major flooding, it is mostly from the constant pouring of rain it has not stopped since
How deep it is. the best way to to err on side of caution, make sure you are not a part of the problem allow the rescue workers to get out there and help the folks who need it. all right marisa thank you. quite a night in southern california. maris is torres. joining us now mayor of palm springs grace garner, mayor garner, i know you have some mountains on the edge of y community any flash flooding problems so far? we don t have any flash flooding problems so far, just flooding problems in general from the rain. all of your streets are inaccessible, there is no way to get in or out of palm springs, there is major flooding, it is mostly from the constant pouring of rain it has not stopped since
Storm still pose? mainly it s flooding, anderson but there s two types, there s flash flooding and river flooding. this looks a lot different than it did yesterday when it was a giant buzzsaw, comma shaped, dryer moving into the center north of jackson, it will leave the state of mississippi by morning. but the brighter colors on infrared tell us where the flash flooding problems are and again, it s been these bands throughout the day. we have a couple of warnings here for flooding. it was peppered earlier tailed, even tornadoes, numerous tornado warnings and small spinups. but for the most part we re watching the river flooding. everything in red is eight to ten inches of rain but you get into purple areas, this is 10 to 17. it takes a while for all this water to get into the tributaries, larger tributaries, rivers and then the mississippi. so that could pose a threat for even a rescue and, again, crews that are trying to get those boats and the barges that become unmoored. so again
There is flash flooding and then river flooding. i mean, this looks a lot different than it did yesterday when it was a giant buzz saw. calmer shape. drier moving in. the centers north of jackson. it will leave the state of mississippi by morning. but the brighter colors on infrared tell us where the flash flooding problems are and again it s been the bands throughout the day. we have a couple warnings here for flooding. it was peppered earlier today. even to tornados. numerous tornado warnings and small spin-ups. but everything in red is 8 to 10 inches of rain but you get into purple areas. this is 10 to 17. it takes a while for all this water to get into the tributaries. larger tributaries, rivers, and then the mississippi. so that could pose a threat for even rescue and and, again, crews that are trying to get those boats and the barges that become un-moored. so again, that s going to be a problem for days ahead. could cause some big problems for, again, those recovery crews. an
Storm, it s still barreling just barely. it s approaching areas to the east of natchez, mississippi. it will be toward jackson by the time we get to daybreak. what a night on the coast of the gulf of mexico. the winds off the waters are relentless. there s where we re very concerned with flash flooding problems and now that s starting to shift toward mobile. as far as max wind gusts, they ve come down significantly. baton rouge is at 23 miles an hour. the wind damage portion of the storm is starting to come to an end. that s good. as far as the strongest winds, down along the coast. 150-mile-per-hour wind gusts. there was a boat that was docked