Here's the latest on what we can expect through the rest of today from Hurricane Laura.

While Laura is continuing to weaken, as it moves farther inland, minor to moderate impacts will still be possible through the remainder of today.

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(1/5)

Our main concern today will be potential for heavy rainfall. Moderate risk of flash flooding across much of the area today, with a slight risk lingering along I-10 corridor tomorrow.

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(2/5)

Short-lived and fast-moving tornadoes will also be possible in any trailing bands. While thunderstorms have generally been weakening over the past couple hours, daytime heating could reinvigorate them.

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(3/5)

Tide levels appear to have peaked at most local tide gauges and should continue to fall slowly after high tide. Minor to moderate coastal flooding will remain possible, with the greatest impacts expected west of Port Fourchon.

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(4/5)

To wrap it all up, here's a summary of the impacts today:
Potential for heavy rain/flash flooding under bands
Potential for gusty winds and tornadoes in bands
Coastal flooding should gradually improve
Still dangerous out on the water

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(5/5)