ATL: IDA - Remnants - Discussion
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
@NWSNewOrleans — MIDNIGHT: STORM SURGE IS CONTINUEING TO RISE RAPIDLY ON THE NORTHSIDE OF THE LAKE. If you are around Madisonville, Mandeville, Ponchatoula, or Killian please stay alert as water quickly rises. #Ida #LAwx
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
@spotternetwork — Spotr 2 miles NE of LAPLACE, LA @ 04:04 UTC Flood>-6-7ft of water over I-10 immediately west of I-55 interchange. HWY 51 and surrounding areas submerged. Numerous 18 Wheelers stranded, water up to middle of cabs
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
Love you all! Thank you so much for the info.
If any meteorologists watching or if yall know of any yall can get a word to. PLEASE tell them to add wording to their social media posts with details of locations. Same with location and conditions of the storm. Been difficult seeing posts with "TORNADO WARNING FOR AREA IN RED TAKE SHELTER!" Then only see a gray box below it
If any meteorologists watching or if yall know of any yall can get a word to. PLEASE tell them to add wording to their social media posts with details of locations. Same with location and conditions of the storm. Been difficult seeing posts with "TORNADO WARNING FOR AREA IN RED TAKE SHELTER!" Then only see a gray box below it

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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
@spotternetwork — Spotr 2 miles WNW of LAPLACE, LA @ 04:34 UTC Flood>-2 houses on fire, roads and cars completely underwater. Water is halfway up many houses with residents seeking rescue on rooftops. A few of us on boats attempting rescues. Large trees
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
beoumont wrote:Texas Snowman wrote:WGNO journalist...
@SusanRoesgen — Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner pleads for help with water rescues- says 200 people stranded, in “imminent danger”.. says Lafitte’s new levee overtopped- “total devastation”@WGNOtv #HurricaneIda
Isn't that the same town the major pleaded YESTERDAY for his residents to evacuate? Is that Susan Roesgen post just a "joke" or troll?
"Yesterday
All my troubles seemed so far away
Now it looks as though they're here to stay
Oh, I believe in yesterday."
She was a long time reporter on tv here and would be credible as a source.
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Texas Snowman wrote:beoumont wrote:Texas Snowman wrote:WGNO journalist...
@SusanRoesgen — Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner pleads for help with water rescues- says 200 people stranded, in “imminent danger”.. says Lafitte’s new levee overtopped- “total devastation”@WGNOtv #HurricaneIda
Isn't that the same town the major pleaded YESTERDAY for his residents to evacuate? Is that Susan Roesgen post just a "joke" or troll?
She’s a blue check verified Twitter account and the on-air anchor at WGNO TV. Watched a steaming broadcast tonight.
I was hoping someone was mimicking her post; but I did check her page after your note: and she did report the above.
IE: as usual, there are some very stupid/stubborn anit-science humans inundated by a surge that they were warned repeatedly was coming. And now valuable rescue resources will be diverted to save their butts.
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List of 79 tropical cyclones intercepted by Richard Horodner:
http://www.canebeard.com/page/page/572246.htm
http://www.canebeard.com/page/page/572246.htm
Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
bjackrian wrote:supercane4867 wrote:JtSmarts wrote:https://twitter.com/SteveWAFB/status/1432176069273063425
Obviously an elevated measurement but I believe this might be one of the highest surface readings ever recorded in CONUS. Sustained wind of 130kt and gust to 150kt is almost unheard of. Any details on the elevation of the instrument?
Super impressive winds, but the mountains out west will give you a run for the record.
https://www.sfgate.com/weather/article/ ... 488795.php
Also I believe the CONUS record is 234 mph (195 kts) on Mt Washington.
Mt. Washington isn’t out west, it’s in New Hampshire.

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talkinggoat wrote:In regard to the Cajun Navy, please know there are multiple groups that go by that name; not all are the same and some are for- profit businesses. Be careful who you work with or donate to. I would recommend only using or advertising groups that hold an active 501c3. Cajun Navy 2016 and Cajun Navy Relief both hold a 501c3 and are nonprofits.
Are you frigging kidding me??
"Hello, Cajun Navy? Help, my child and I are trapped on our roof and water is rising fast"
《"ma'am, yall be safe and just know people are on the way"
"Thank you but first, can you verify your active 501c3 non-profit status first?
《"ma'am, how many pets are with you?"
"I'm sorry, but I may have dialed the wrong Cajun Navy.... and frankly I'm just tired of getting scammed. I'll just wait for the Coast Guard, or perhaps Jim Cantore to save us..."

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chaser1 wrote:
Are you frigging kidding me??
They meant "work with" in a professional capacity . . . donating, fundraising, et cetera, obviously. Not "you there, with the boat, show me your non-profit papers."
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The GFDL would've had all this figured out by now.
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LARanger wrote:chaser1 wrote:
Are you frigging kidding me??
They meant "work with" in a professional capacity . . . donating, fundraising, et cetera, obviously. Not "you there, with the boat, show me your non-profit papers."
Well since the recent Lifetime Movie "Psyco Storm Chaser" featuring a serial killer using landfalling hurricanes as cover, I can understand strangers coming out of nowhere during a hurricane might make some suspicious.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
Situation is so dire in Laplace and Lafitte right now. Basically, most places outside the federal levees are underwater in SE Louisiana.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
Let's see how long I can manage on here. I am under a Tropical Storm Warning and we have strong winds coming tomorrow during the day and early evening (plus rain).
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
The 129KT ship report was likely at certain elevation and therefore adjustment to the standard 10m is necessary. But it should be noted that according to Nolan (2014), if only a single station was hit by the right front quadrant, winds would be undersampled by as much as 10%.
The two factors (elevation and undersampling) would likely cancel out each other, so if this report is verified, the landfall intensity can be assessed with high confidence at 130KT. This also means the early stages of ERC did not drag down the inner core winds at all.
In any event, it’s extremely rare to have surface observations recording such intense winds.
The two factors (elevation and undersampling) would likely cancel out each other, so if this report is verified, the landfall intensity can be assessed with high confidence at 130KT. This also means the early stages of ERC did not drag down the inner core winds at all.
In any event, it’s extremely rare to have surface observations recording such intense winds.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
NotoSans wrote:The 129KT ship report was likely at certain elevation and therefore adjustment to the standard 10m is necessary. But it should be noted that according to Nolan (2014), if only a single station was hit by the right front quadrant, winds would be undersampled by as much as 10%.
The two factors (elevation and undersampling) would likely cancel out each other, so if this report is verified, the landfall intensity can be assessed with high confidence at 130KT. This also means the early stages of ERC did not drag down the inner core winds at all.
In any event, it’s extremely rare to have surface observations recording such intense winds.
A ship's superstructure can funnel and accelerate winds, and should be taken with a grain of salt. Anthem Of The Seas reported 120mph to even 180mph +winds for this reason in the remnants of Tropical Storm Hermaine. Obviously, the remnants of Tropical Storm Hermaine didn't have winds equal to a major hurricane.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
From author Dennis Mersereau...
@wxdam — The endless stream of tweets from people posting their address pleading for rescue from flooding is haunting.
@wxdam — The endless stream of tweets from people posting their address pleading for rescue from flooding is haunting.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
From a meteorologist with NWS New Orleans...
@ulmwxr — Our comms are down, we have barely any cell service, no phone lines, power is out everywhere, and people are clinging not their roof to survive and we can’t do anything about it. I feel so helpless and mad at the same time.
@ulmwxr — Our comms are down, we have barely any cell service, no phone lines, power is out everywhere, and people are clinging not their roof to survive and we can’t do anything about it. I feel so helpless and mad at the same time.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
@16WAPTNews — UPDATE: More than a dozen fires reported across Kenner, LA but fire crews unable to respond.
"Unfortunately, the department has very low water pressure because of the numerous breaks in the parish’s water system due to downed trees."
High winds are also slowing response.
"Unfortunately, the department has very low water pressure because of the numerous breaks in the parish’s water system due to downed trees."
High winds are also slowing response.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
sbcc wrote:LARanger wrote:Bye, my shingles.
Oh man. Sorry to hear that. You and yours do all you can to stay safe, praying for you.
Thanks, but now that I'm able to catch up on some news it’s hardly comparable to anything.
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The GFDL would've had all this figured out by now.
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Re: ATL: IDA - Hurricane - Discussion
vxskaxv wrote:Once again…
**** do not post erroneous social media BS ****
Also do not post this person or that person needs rescuing, we had hundreds of false reports during Harvey and as we went to hundreds of addresses wasting valuable resources and fuel only to be led to another bogus call. The disinformation and false news is getting ridiculous on here today.
That's just the awful thing with social media like twitter/facebook etc. Anyone can post anything without unverified sources and people just instantly believe it which is how you get people with all these weird beliefs now lol. It's just the sad reality of the world today. There will always be people out there trying to take advantage of others even if it's as simple as wasting their time with fake calls.
I'm hoping the people who truly do need help get the help they need and people trying to rescue others don't have their time wasted. Because any amount of time wasted by fake reports could be a matter of life or death for someone who's actually in trouble
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