Caustic Burno
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Looks like Louisiana is going to get hammered again Tuesday.
Hunker down stay safe!
Hunker down stay safe!
Sally
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callmefence
Keyboard cowboy
Slow Sally I hear.... gonna be a rain maker.
Looks like New Orleans which is already below sea level is fixing to get its bowl filled up again. I can't understand when a town is destroyed below sea level that has a got good chance of getting destroyed again they let them build back in the same bowl.
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Caustic Burno
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jltrent said:
They shouldn’t be eligible for federal flood insurance IMO.
NOLA sinking into the swamp of Barataria Bay, is no loss.
greybeard
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"At a Glance
Hurricane Sally is moving slowly in the northern Gulf of Mexico.
Sally's slow movement will result in prolonged impacts on the Gulf Coast.
Life-threatening storm surge is expected, particularly in parts of southeast Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle.
Flooding rain is a major threat from Sally on the Gulf Coast and farther inland across the Southeast this week.
Rainfall totals of up to 30 inches could result in historic flooding near and just inland from the northern Gulf Coast."
30" isn't 'too' terribly bad.
Harvey said 'hold my beer and watch this'.
Hurricane Sally is moving slowly in the northern Gulf of Mexico.
Sally's slow movement will result in prolonged impacts on the Gulf Coast.
Life-threatening storm surge is expected, particularly in parts of southeast Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle.
Flooding rain is a major threat from Sally on the Gulf Coast and farther inland across the Southeast this week.
Rainfall totals of up to 30 inches could result in historic flooding near and just inland from the northern Gulf Coast."
30" isn't 'too' terribly bad.
Harvey said 'hold my beer and watch this'.
