GARAGES. SO CLEANUP EFFORT TODAY AND WATER HAS RECEDED. YEAH. SPEAKING OF THAT, LET'S GO LIVE TO SHAWANDA. SHE IS ON THE NORTH SHORE ON NORTH SHORE BUREAU REPORTER AND MORE WATER BEHIND YOU RIGHT THERE. SHAWANDA. YEAH. TRAVERS, IT'S BEEN A MINUTE SINCE I LAST TALKED TO YOU, BUT NOW WE ARE AT THE BOGUE FALAYA RIVER. YOU CAN SEE IT BEHIND ME, AND I JUST WANT TO LET Y'ALL SEE WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE. YOU CAN SEE THAT SIGN RIGHT THERE THAT SAYS NO PARKING FOR KAYAKS. THAT'S LITERALLY HOW HIGH THIS WATER IS. NOW, THE WATER IS MAINLY FLOWING DOWNSTREAM, AND IT'S EVENTUALLY GOING TO RUN INTO THE ABITA RIVER. NOW THAT IS THE MAIN RIVER THAT SAINT TAMMANY PARISH GOVERNMENT IS CONCECERNED WITH AT THIS POI, BECAUSE WHAT WE'VE BEEN TOLD IS THIS IS THE HEIGHT THAT'S MAKING TOP THREE, SINCE IT'S AT DANGEROUS LEVELS, IT HASN'T BEEN THIS HIGH SINCE 1995. WE'RE TOLD. SO THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WE'RE MAKING SURE THAT WE KEEP AN EYE ON. BUT LIKE I SAID, I'M HERE AT THE BOGUE FALAYA RIVER AND IT'S IT'S LITERALLY A DANGEROUS LEVELS RIGHT NOW. THE PARK IS CLOSED. SO Y'ALL, Y'ALL AT HOME WATCHING. DON'T TRY TO COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. THAT'S WHY WE'RE OUT HERE. TO BE YOUR EYES AND EARS FOR YOU ALL RIGHT. SHAWANDA JONES OUT IN COVINGTON. WE ARE MONITORING THOSE RIVER LEVELS. THAT WAS A POINT OF CONCERN FOR OFFICIALS THERE. AND ALSO THE BOGUE FALAYA RIVER AND ABITA SPRIN