2News chief meteorologist Dan Threlkeld Skypes with Oklahoma Red Cross volunteer

PENSACOLA, Fla. - As New Orleans and the rest of the Gulf area braces for impact from the impending Hurricane Isaac, many an Oklahoman aren't standing idle.

Bristow native Terry Bavousette is currently working with the Red Cross in Pensacola, Fla. and may once again be moving as the storm shifts further.

2News chief meteorologist Dan Threlkeld spoke with Bavousette via Skype Tuesday to get the latest from the ground.

Check the above video player to watch some of Dan's Skype session.

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Isaac is expected to make landfall over southeastern Louisiana, possibly the New Orleans area, either late Tuesday or early Wednesday.