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Posted on 08/28/2005 8:10:23 PM PDT by NautiNurse
p.s. I'm getting close to posting a new thread.
OysterCam is still up (click on OysterCam)
http://www.nola.com/bourbocam/
take care--check in again when you can
I heard that. They also said that the southwest side of the eyewall appeared to be weakening.......... it was all pretty good news for everyone and NO in particular. They also said it was moving much faster which is a good thing.
Have you been up all night? You must be exhausted.
Great picture!
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Great, ping me when you do.
I wish to file a complaint with the webcams for false advertising -- i don't see any Oysters, Parades, or Streetcars...
Will do!
What it that large light in streetcarcam behind that tree?
The prayers are wonderful..but NO is still in for it.as are other areas.
I am going to lay down for a catnap until the sun comes up.
I'm looking at the a href="http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/float-wv-loop.html">satellite water-vapor loop</a> and thinking "That's one mother of an eye!". The next thought is "That's a hell of a lot of water vapor coming around"
Count your blessings there's no karaoke!
Here are some links for your new thread:
Real-time water level, and wind speed data for the affected area:
Although it sounds that the situation is still very critical some factors in the storm seem to have improved.
Prayers up.
No idea, I'm not a meteorologist. My feel from the satellite loop is "not by much, if at all"
Thank You.
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