Members that were in the path of Katrina
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- BayouVenteux
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Hi everyone. Brian Hanlon (BayouVenteux) checking in from Ascension Parish, Louisiana. My immediate family and I are fine, have been without power since around 6:30 yesterday morning,...don't know how long it will be as numerous tress have felled utility poles and power lines in our immediate area....WE ARE SO FORTUNATE compared to people just an hour down the interstate. I work up in Baton Rouge, so I do have power/internet/phone at my office and am posting and trying to get news from here. My wife and I are hosting family from Metairie and from Washington Parish. Many neighbors are also hosting family members and friends from the N.O. metro area. Please keep these people in your thoughts and prayers, as we already have confirmation that many of them have likely lost everything material that they left behind, and it may be a long time before they can safely return.
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Andrew '92, Katrina '05, Gustav '08, Isaac '12, Ida '21...and countless other lesser landfalling storms whose names have been eclipsed by "The Big Ones".
- jasons2k
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Steve wrote:We got out yesterday around noon and came up to my aunt's in alexandria. Most of my family is accounted for except my brother in law in Slidell. We talked to him early this morning as water was just rising into his kitchen from the yard. My dad lived in New Orleans east and it looks like his neighborhood in Kennilworth paid like the rest of the east. Funny thing is his house has never flooded before. In the worst 16-17" over a day or two floods, it only ever lapped at the front porch.
Report we got out of Old Metairie was that it didn't flood. My brother's father in law had evacuated from the east also to his house (8 blocks from mine). But my wife said she swore she saw a familiar overpass from our neighborhood where the water was over the roofs. Either we're homeless or not. But with the levee breach, there's no telling. I live on the JP side of the 17th St. Canal where it appears the Orleans Parish side was flooded. I'm assuming they're going to have to blow some of the MS River levee to drain the Lake through the city or points east.
In New Orleans, the backside of a storm to our north is always part of the ultimate fear. They always told us the levees could handle /maybe/ up to a 3 or a very fast moving 4 but that a 5 would be it. While it looked like only some of the city was flooded today, it's now reported to be 80%. If all the reports turn out to be true and if the hidden fears become realized, this will be the new benchmark for everything. This isn't some isolated swamp community of 500 people. This is hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses. I don't even know what to say.
Steve
Steve - so glad to hear you are OK. Be safe and prayers for you & family.
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Good news
I talked to Mikey Mike from Gulfport, MS
He's ok, and sends his regards. Going to be w/o power for a while.
He moved 18 miles inland to his sisters.
He's ok, and sends his regards. Going to be w/o power for a while.
He moved 18 miles inland to his sisters.
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Micktooth and family safe in Ft. Worth, TX
Hi everyone, just a quick update. My family and I evacuated to Jackson, MS , rode out Katrina there. No power in hotel. Today, we drove to my family's house in Ft. Worth, TX. I don't know when I'll be back at work, I''m a dentist, or when my kids will be back at schooll. I just wanted to thank everyone for all the info leading up to this life changing event.
BTw, I am from River Ridge, LA a suburb of NO.
BTw, I am from River Ridge, LA a suburb of NO.
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