1:56August 4Mississippi farmer struggling after widespread flooding ruins planting seasonHeavy rains flooded more than a million acres of land during what was supposed to be planting season for crops such as soybeans, cotton, and corn.
July 31Mississippi farmers suffering after widespread flooding prevents crops from being plantedThe time to get crops like soy beans, cotton and corn in the ground have come and gone for many farmers in the Mississippi Delta. Months of flooding from record rainfall and backed up waterways, which were shut off from draining into the Mississippi River, has flooded more than a million acres of land and squandered away the growing season.
1:38July 16Louisiana water levels remain high as weakened Barry moves northThe remnants of what was once Hurricane Barry are still being felt in the Gulf Coast; Jeff Paul reports from Baton Rouge.
3:32July 15Significant rainfall continues to impact Louisiana as Barry batters Gulf CoastLouisiana Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management says they are not out of the woods yet.
2:46July 15Louisiana governor feeling grateful after Barry doesn't produce as much rainfall as anticipatedAbout 90 people have been rescued from flooded low-lying areas in Louisiana due to the storm; Jeff Paul reports from Port Vincent.
0:24July 14Car found stuck in floodwater for three daysThe strong surf of Tropical Storm Barry turned a parked car in Alabama into a part of the beach.
0:23July 14Danger from Tropical Depression Barry not overJon Scott comments on the storm, as it continues to move North with heavy rain and tornado threats.
4:30July 14Tropical Storm Barry drenches southern statesMajor General Richard Kaiser discusses the dangers that come with being in the areas affected by the storm.
3:10July 14Mandatory evacuations issued as floodwaters overtop levees in LouisianaArmy Corps of Engineers Major General Richard Kaiser says rain and flooding is his major concern with Tropical Storm Barry now that the storm surge has passed.
3:10July 14Sen. Bill Cassidy: Our federal, state and community has prepared very wellLouisiana Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy says preparation for Tropical Storm Barry paid off.
