Barry is now well inland, centered over northwest Louisiana (see figure 1).
As of the 7 AM CDT advisory, maximum sustained winds were down to 45 MPH.
Impacts continue into tomorrow
Several large rain bands are rotating across eastern Louisiana and much of Mississippi, and will continue into tomorrow.
They have produced, and continue to will be capable of producing, isolated tornadoes/waterspouts, heavy rain and squally/gusty conditions.
Rough surf and a high rip current risk will also continue.
Continued flood threat
With additional rain still to come (see figure 2), Flooding will continue to be a concern.
However, we have not seen anywhere near the amount of rain that was forecast. This is courtesy of unexpected dry air from the north.
Track and intensity
Barry is now moving north, and should weaken to a tropical depression later today, before moving into Arkansas tomorrow.
