[spectre]

And the pollution from the sewage backing up, and petroleum products will make it unbearable to be in that city.

But when they clear the roads, what will the people have to come home too? Their houses won't be there.

Three States..Fl, MS and LA..my gawd, we're going to have to all contribute $$$ to help these poor people.

sw

[SVTCobra03]

How about the pollution from the 50,000 dead bodies floating in the water?

[MizSterious]

Some of our relatives live in a house just a few feet from one of the levees. They're up in Baton Rouge right now, staying with other relatives. I hope it's far enough away. And I hope they took everything of importance (papers, family pics etc.) with them, because I fear their house won't be there when they get back.

[doc30]

Flood waters must be considered toxic waste because of those reasons. Also think about all the houshold and yard chemicals that will get in the mix, plus the submerged sharp debris. Never, ever go out in flood water, even if there is no current, for this reason.

[sweetliberty]

"Three States..Fl, MS and LA..my gawd, we're going to have to all contribute $$$ to help these poor people."

Don't forget Alabama. It's not looking good for the area around Mobile either.