Watching a hurricane from your home....

[Jogeephus]

Found this site where you can watch the hurricane from the safety of your own home. Seems it updates every minute or so.

http://www.dotd.louisiana.gov/press/tra ... ameras.asp

This next one is of Bourbon Street. Seems people are still milling around in the streets like nothing is fixing to happen. I guess they'll be blaming the govmint if things go bad. I don't understand some people.

http://www.tropicalisle.com/webcam.html

 

[Lammie]

Looks pretty deserted, the hiways, I mean. I bet it's creepy there right about now. I can't imagine a hurricane, since I have not been in one. Tornadoes are a lot faster.

 

[1982vett]

Looks pretty deserted, the hiways, I mean. I bet it's creepy there right about now. I can't imagine a hurricane, since I have not been in one. Tornadoes are a lot faster.

For what the forcasts are worth, maybe you will get some rain.

 

[john250]

I looked at these cameras after you posted them, and there were not many cars. Fox News was still showing footage of bumper to bumper stuff. Hmmm. Methinks the mighty Fox has some footage they just keep rerunning.
Good to see everyone getting out of there.

 

[Lammie]

I looked at these cameras after you posted them, and there were not many cars. Fox News was still showing footage of bumper to bumper stuff. Hmmm. Methinks the mighty Fox has some footage they just keep rerunning.
Good to see everyone getting out of there.

I think the good folks at Fox would like to portray their version of an evacuation and an orderly evacuation does not make good copy. What are they gonna get all wild eyed about if everyone does what they are told???? :roll: