TSBARRY: Barry 's rainfall in Arkansas makes it the 5th state just since 2017 to set the record for highest rainfall from a tropical system!!!p86

Lower St. Bernard floods routinely during these type of events.

Yes this is true. The River is supposed to get up to 19 feet and flood stage is 20 feet. The levees in St. Bernard are all only 20 feet. And some areas in New Orleans are at 20 feet as well, but most are higher. In contrast, the levee by my house in Jefferson Parish is 27 feet so we are well protected.

This is a map of the levee heights: [link to levees.sec.usace.army.mil (secure)]
Mouse over the graph.

Where does he think it will go?

The mayor is live n said wont be as bad as people say...

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Thanks

He posted that at 11:11

Friday, July 12, 2019

Barry Building Towards Hurricane?

The NHC (National Hurricane Center) has been very consistent in their messaging and their latest track forecast didn't change. It is still west of Morgan City moving near Lafayette and then west of Baton Rouge. You can go to their website to read all of their thinking. During my nearly 4 decades of broadcasting in NOLA, what I felt later in my career is the viewer asking..."What does Bob think?" (Before me, Nash) So here are my observations. The north part of the storm is still exposed with several swirls/vortices circulating around the center. There has been a burst of T-Storms south of the center that appears to be overtaking it. That MIGHT mean the center is relocating farther to the south. The real problem is the lack of forward motion. NHC is saying west at 5 mph, but I see a stalled storm. The longer it stays over the warm Gulf, the more likely it will great stronger and become a hurricane, which NHC now predicts. I'm still nervous about the future track. If it ends up west of Morgan City then I think NOLA will miss the brunt of the storm. The lack of motion gives me little confidence in that forecast. We all need to make sure we have supplies and can stay "hunkered down" for the next 2-3 days. The Rolling Stones Concert has been moved back to Monday. Will that mean Barry is gone by then? Maybe not. Stay tuned! Bob Breck at 11:11 AM

Mississippi River expected to crest at 19-20ft in NO of Saturday, nothing recent like that:

Historic Crests
(1) 21.27 ft on 04/25/1922
(2) 21.05 ft on 05/11/1912
(3) 21.00 ft on 04/25/1927
(4) 20.50 ft on 05/18/1927
(5) 20.05 ft on 03/03/1916
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Recent Crests
(1) 15.56 ft on 01/23/2019
(2) 16.48 ft on 05/31/2017
(3) 15.23 ft on 03/21/2016
(4) 17.38 ft on 05/19/2011
(5) 14.26 ft on 02/12/2010
Show More Recent Crests

LOL

In 6 hours she will be writing her resignation letter when she realizes that Mother Nature doesn't have to follow forecasts or Human Models....


Everybody is focused on this storm but not on what follows it up afterwards and what happened beforehand...I mean New Orleans was already flooded in the higher areas a day ago...

Complete Morons....

Is she herself sheltering in place...where is she....

The Sun just came out here in River Ridge for a bit lol

How convenient that this all feeds into the "rising-sea-levels/anthropomorphic-climate-change" nonsense.

Not on my watch. Sunday is sunny in New Orleans. Monday is fine.

Looks very symetrical...not good...not good at all...

Hello...The climate is changing....Its called Abrupt climate change....

Its just not human caused like the powers that be would have you think....

There is nothing convenient about any of this....

This is just the beginning....

Its OK to deny the human cause meme and talking points pushing the green death deal... but not what will happen and is already in full swing and getting worse....

Here is a good link
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NEW: early storm surge south of Chauvin, LA ahead of Tropical Storm #Barry. This area will be under water later today and is under a mandatory evacuation. Up to 4 feet of storm surge possible in spots. NHC now forecasts a hurricane at landfall. Stay tuned to @accuweather


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For now...

Trust the mayor !!!

A 594dm ridge is forecast to overtake the eastern two thirds of the U.S. next weekend. This feature will support a Summer #heatwave for much of the eastern two thirds with widespread 90s + 100s for daytime highs.

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