Cristobal brings street flooding, high winds to Southeast LA

Cristobal made landfall at Grand Isle and the mouth of the river Sunday evening. It brought rain, street flooding and winds up 50 mph.

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Cristobal brought flooding in Hopedale and Yscloskey and in St. Bernard Parish.

St. Bernard Parish President Guy Mcinnis urged people to not travel outside the levee system unless absolutely necessary.

New video from #Delacroix Island.The water is about 10” over a 200’ section of the ring #levee. Pumps are running at high RPMs. Road superintendent Louis Pomes is monitoring the situation. #cristobol @NHC_Atlantic @NWSNewOrleans @weatherchannel pic.twitter.com/guwF7iBM7v

— St. Bernard Parish (@StBGov) June 7, 2020

Flooding on Chef Menteur Hwy in Venetian Isles. Drivers heading further out had to turn around because the water is too deep. @WWLTV pic.twitter.com/4aOwVJZDy7

— Meghan Kee (@MeghanKeeWWL) June 7, 2020

Venetian Isles, where they are asking for voluntary evacuations. Storm continues to push water into these areas outside the levee protection system. #BeOn4 @NWSNewOrleans pic.twitter.com/JtlmE0VdvC

— Payton Malone WWL-TV (@paytonmalonewx) June 7, 2020

Lower #StBernardParishTS warning remains in effect until further notice. The warning includes #Yscloskey #Hopedale & #Reggio#Cristobal #TSCristobal pic.twitter.com/Vmy69rK9Nm

— Tay Austin (@Jasamsdestiny) June 7, 2020