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The system in the Gulf is now Tropical Storm BarryLouisiana and the Gulf Coast are bracing for Tropical Storm Barry, which could intensify into a Category 1 hurricane before it makes landfall. Follow here for the latest.
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Severe weather moves into Gulf Coast: 'We all need to take this very, very seriously''No one should take this storm lightly,' 'Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said.
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Hurricane watch threatens Gulf Coast: 'We all need to take this very, very seriously'JUST IN: Hurricane Watches issued along the southern coast of Louisiana as severe weather moves in.
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WIll New Orleans flood? Tropical Storm Barry prompts concern as disturbance aims for LouisianaThe Mississippi River is almost at flood stage already, and Barry is expected to bring a storm surge up to 5 feet this weekend, which could wreak havoc in the Crescent City.
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