CUOMO: Welcome back. We've had reports of severe weather right now in the New Orleans area where we've had tornado warnings. So let's get straight to CNN Meteorologist Chad Myers. Chad, any confirmed touchdowns, damage? What's the situation?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: We have had damage but no confirmed touchdowns, that is tornado damage. Certainly, wind damage. The winds at the airport 60 miles per hour. Over 30,000 people without power at this hour. The storm came over the lake, across into Kenner and down into New Orleans proper and it's still moving down almost to about Gretna right now. Storm moving to the southeast about 30 miles per hour. Kind of a confusing map here, but let me explain it to you. Here's Shalmet (ph), here's Gretna. Right there is the rotation as it travels on eventually toward the northern parts of Plaquemines parish. If you are in New Orleans or points to the east, you need to be taking cover right now. Damage has been reported but most wind damage, power lines down, trees down, At least 30,000 without poor -- Chris?</s>CUOMO: Chad, give us that time window again. For folks down there, when does the risk pass?</s>MYERS: The risk passes for New Orleans probably in the next 10 or 15 minutes. It's past you. It's to the South. It's Bell Chase. It's Gretna. Moving away. This continues to push into Plaquemines Parish. For you, northern Plaquemines Parish, still to worry for another 15 to 20 minutes. Take cover there now.</s>CUOMO: All right. Chad, thank you. Everybody, heed the warning, stay safe. We'll monitor the situation afterwards. We'll take a break. Next up, why wasn't this -- the bombing suspects on the radar of U.S. investigators? Or was the suspect on the radar? We have new information from Washington on the investigation when we come back.
Tornado Warnings in New Orleans