TO OUR WEBSITE FOR THE VERY LATEST. DEVON: WEAN C SEE THE CAUSEWAY CAM LOOKING NORTHWARD, SKIES ARE DARKER AND THAT IS WHERE WE HAVE BEEN ANTICIPATING INITIAL SIGNS OF STORMS DEVELOPING BUT THE STORMS THAT HAVE BEEN TRYING TO MOVE IN FADED AWAY. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR TOWER CAM. IT COUPLE CLOUDS IN THE DISNCTAE BUT PATCHES OF BLUE, WHICHS I CONCERNING TO ME EARLIER BUT NOW, WE DID NOT POP THOSE STORMS. WE LOOK AT OUR STORM IMPAS.CT WE HAVE BEEN TRACKING, MARGARET ORR BEHIND THE SCENES. WE HAVE ALL BEEN LOOKING AT THE SEVERE STORM POTENTIALOR F SEVERAL DAYS. THE WAY ITAS H BEEN SHAPING UP, FLOODING IS GOING TO BE TOPPING THAT LIST AND IT IS A NIGHTTIME EVENT WHEN THIS COMES .IN IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT THE TORNADOES IN RECENT HISTORY, THIS IS ALL THE LOW-END THREAT. FLOODING, STRONG WIND GUSTS, AND MAYBE LARGE HAIL. THAT CANNOT BE ROLLED OUT. WITH FLOODING BEING THE BIGGEST IMPACT, IT WILL AFFECT THE MOST OF US, THERE IS THE FLOOD WATCH IN PLACE ALL OF SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA THROUGH THE MORNING. THAT RISK OF SEVERE WEATHER IS THERE BUT IT IS NOT THE BIGGEST THREAT TO US AND IT STANDS AT A LEVEL TWO WREHE THE WORDING IS SCATTERED SEVERE STORMS POSSIBLE, MAEYB SHORT-LIVED AND INTENSE IS THE WAY THE STORM PRODUCTION CENTER SAYS. 80 DEGREES TEMPERATURES WHEN YOU COMBINE THE HUMIDITY, IT COMBINES WITH THE HEAT INDEX. THE WINDS WERE A LITTLE SOUTHEAST AND PRETTY STRONG, 20 MILES PER URHO WHERE. WE DID NOT GET THOSE STORMS TO TAP INTO THAT ENVIRONMENT. YOU LOOK AT THE OVERALL EVENT, WE GOT BLIZZARD WARNINGS IN THE NORTHERN PLAINS. SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS DOWN THROUGH THE MISSISSIPPVAI LLY AND EXTENDING TO US IN THE LOUISIANA. WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS WARM SECTOR, SOUTH OF THE WARM FRONT, AHEAD OF THE COLD FRONT, SO THE HEAT AND HUMIDITY TO GIVE US THE CHANCE OF SEVERE STORMS IS IN PLACE. LET’S SEE WHAT HAS BNEE HAPPENING. TORNADO WATCHES NORTH AND WEST END THERE IS THAT MAIN LINE OF THUNDERSTORMS IN THAT IS THE MAIN EVENT BECAUSE THIS SHEROW ACTIVITY HAS NOT DEON ANYTHING, IT DID NOT MOVE INTO TANGIPAHOA PARISH. WE DID GET A FEW SHOWERS IN THE RIVER PARISHES. I DID SEE SEOM BPSLI ON THE RADAR SCREEN BUT THAT IS GONE. BACK TO THE BIGGER PICTURE BECAUSE YOU WANT TO KNOW WHEN STORMS ARRIVE AND I WANT TO GIVE IT TO YOU NOW. IT LINES UP WITH THE LEFTOVER STORMS BUT BY 8:00, TANGIPAHOA, WASHINGTON, YOU COULD HAVE THE BEGIINGNN OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. STRONG WIND GUSTS OF 58 MILES PER HOUR IS THE PRIMARY THRE.AT FLOODING COMING WITH IT AS WE WILL SEE. BY0:00 1, SOUTHWARD PROGRESS, POSSIBLY SAINT TAMMANY PARISH, MAYBE CLOSING IN TOWARDS NORTHERN JEFFERSON. 110 TO:0 MIDNIGHT, WE ARE THROUGH MOST OF OUR POPULATION AND WE ARE NOT COMPLETELY DONE WITH THE STORMS UNTIL WE GET THE BAYOUS BY 2:00, 3:00 IN THE MORNING BUT IF WE SEE REDEVELOPMENT BEHIND THOSE STORMS, THAT HAS BEEN THIS FLOODING RISK AND IF THAT FORECAST WOULD BE RIGHT, CANNOT RULE OUT THAT 2, 3 INCHES OF RAIN COULD FALL. THERE’S A CHANCE OF AN ISOLATED STORM FRIDAY TO SATURDAY, THAT FORECAST DID NOT SHOW MU.CH WE GET INTO SUNDAY, SUNDAY MORNING, SATURDAY EVENING, CHANCES OF STORMS SHOWN. I TNK THIHE EASTER EGG HUNTS WILL BE OK. MOST OF THE STORMS NORTH. WE SEE A GREATER CHANCE OF TH UNDERSTORMS LATER SO THAT IS SOMETHING WE WILL KEEP AN EYE ON BUT WE DO HAVE A CHANCE OF STORMS. SMALL CRAFT ADVISORIES UNTIL THURSDAY. WE HAVE TO LOOK OUT FOR SEVERE THROUGH -- SEVERE STOR.MS TONIGHT, FSTIR NORTH COULD BE AS EARLY AS 9:00 TO :0100. COMING IN AFTER MIDNIGHAST WE GET TO AREAS SOUTH. ITS I A NORTH TO SOUTH MOVEMENT OF THUNDERSTORMS, DRIER TOMORROW. YOU SEE THAT WARMTH AND HUMIDITY IS BACK THROUGH THE EASTER WEEKEND.