Louisiana orders evacuations as twin storms take aim at U.S. coast
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Tropical Storm Marco now a hurricane, sparks warning of 'life-threatening' storm surgefarmerjohn64, mjd4277 and Wasted Thyme Thank this. -
We might be seeing history in the making... while we have had two Tropical Storms in the Gulf before, and have had two hurricanes within 24 hours of each other... this may be the first time we have had two hurricanes in the gulf and two hurricanes within 24 hours. Maybe.
farmerjohn64, drvrtech77 and 650cat425 Thank this. -
Let's see how many people stay and then complain the government did not save them
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D.Tibbitt and farmerjohn64 Thank this. -
Now, the powers that be, may wish they had gone through with the discussions.
Sea walls only divert the water to other communities and towns, which isn't fair to those people.farmerjohn64, 650cat425 and Wasted Thyme Thank this. -
If you live below Sea level and don't get out. You get what you deserve.
drvrtech77, Roberts450, farmerjohn64 and 1 other person Thank this. -
It’s not looking good. But landfall being west of the city. Storm surge will hit the north shore of lake Ponchatrain. Slidell, Covington, Hammond, might be in trouble. Minor flooding. Morgan city, Houma, Thibedeaux, the whole southern areas going to catch hell. New Orleans will be fine.,
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@farmerjohn64 u going to be good down there brother ??
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hoping everyone there avoids any serious stufffarmerjohn64 and Wasted Thyme Thank this.
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