Hank Allen

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Tracking the Tropics: Hurricane Season Podcast · Watches, warnings for northern Gulf as Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens | Tracking the Tropics · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

uh like a you know uh Lafuche terrabone perish that sort of thing.

There's gonna be a lot of high water in those areas.

So that's why we're already seeing, I think officials here locally starting to talk about closing some of these floodgates.

Uh and so basically you have of course this this whole big flood wall and and flood protection system in a lot of this area.

And so you know people with camps or

you know, areas outside of that flood wall, what they'll be doing over the next day or so, or at least in my opinion, should be doing, is taking the boats or, you know, any sort of vehicles or anything like that, pulling them up to higher ground inside those flood walls that will then be closed.

And it's not gonna be high enough, sir, to cause any major, you know, catastrophic issues here.

It's just going to be getting all those areas underwater.

Uh most of those structures are elevated though.

Uh so it's not going to be a huge issue there.

You know, you talk about Lake Poncha train, you're going to see some high water, some flooding on the western side, northwest side of that.

Again, nothing that's uh necessarily a huge concern.

Slide L eastward over to Hancock County along the Mississippi coast.

Those roads always get water on them.

Uh so you're going to have some road closures there, some high water along the coast there.

And and then into the slide L area, some of those neighborhoods getting some water as well.

But I I think overall that's pretty standard stuff.

I do think this will overachieve a little bit on those water levels from the initial hurricane center forecast of two to four feet.

I think you're on the higher end of that four to five.

Again, if this stays farther south.

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