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Posted on 08/29/2005 2:47:45 AM PDT by NautiNurse
LA prospecting. Gawd......
link to local news forum......
http://www.wwltv.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2229
poster 'cajungal' says she's between Houma & Thibodeaux, maybe she can give you some info
Bastardi was saying that even a strike 30 miles east of NO, would push the lake over the levee. of course, in retrospect, now that we know which facts occurred - we can make excuses for these models and forecasts. hey, don't get me wrong, I am glad it went down this way. but it doesn't mean there should be no review of the pre-hurricane events.
Harvey and Gretna are on the south side of the River from New Orleans.
Un-frickin-believable.
Straight line winds are the absolute WORST, IMO.
We had them one time at 80 MPH; it was horrific!
TWC reporting from Covington now. Some mild - moderate structural damage. Moderate flooding along the shoreline.
I have reservations in Gulf Shores for Thursday the 1st. Any word on conditions there?
good pt. It would be nice if the pumps were started too.
Something tells me Mike Keller spent the night at a hurricane party.
Well stated, Howlin. ;)
That is why everybody needs to be evacuated.
I am frustrated too..the news needs to be more mobile..and use more resources...surely they have affiliates in these other areas..I guess all communications are down..only thing I can think of is Ham radio operators who can use battery power and get the word out..something to learn for the media for next time..
My goodness. I wondered, when she checked in on the "Check-in" thread if maybe she wasn't posting prematurely, as I didn't think there'd been time for the storm to move that far North.
Thank you Hildy. I have a dinner meeting this evening and must hit the road about 5:00 in order to be there on time. I'll check in when I get home around 9:00. Thanks again.
It's not looking good for your trip.
Thanks again, NN. FYI TD 13 dissipated northeast of the islands.
Insurance companies don't cover flood. That's FEMA (or whatever).
Something tells me Mike Keller is currently in the emergency room and even the gay guys are wincing in sympathetic pain...
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