KEILAR: Parts of the Louisiana coast right now bracing as yet another powerful storm sits just offshore. Hurricane Delta is set to make landfall tonight, and right now it is headed straight for areas that were hit hard by Hurricane Laura just weeks ago. Hurricane Delta is the fourth named storm expected to hit Louisiana this season. And CNN's Martin Savidge is in Lake Charles, Louisiana, following all of this. This is an area that's still recovering after it was slammed by Hurricane Laura in late August. Tell us what's going on, Martin.</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Right. Yes, that's exactly right, Brianna, although recovery might even be too much credit really. They're just barely getting out from under Laura. And that's really the problem here. Last storm, the big concern was, of course, the water. This time, it is the wind, any kind of wind. Tropical storm force and, for goodness sakes, they really don't want to think about hurricane force winds because so much damage has been done. The debris that's around me becomes the potential weapon in the next storm coming ashore. Let me just show you what you've got, like this stuff, aluminum siding, which obviously gets picked up in a very easy wind, this is almost razor sharp, it's got nails embedded in it. And it's just an example of some of the stuff that's out here. But look down the street.
Hurricane Delta Takes Aim at Louisiana, Fourth to do so This Season.