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Gaining rapidly. Anyone know what the tipping point is? 

Just saw a snap chat of someone in Kenner water is halfway up on an SUV tire parked in what looks to be a residential area 

2 minutes ago, KPITSnow said:

That is potentially extremely bad. 

Multiple snap chats with people in the attic in this area

11 minutes ago, jacindc said:

When a city is already below sea level, you can't exactly dig down a whole lot.

Water isn’t a concern, we’ve been installing high voltage in water with little to no issue. Problem is cost. And I’m not here saying every residential house should have underground utilities, but for main feeds? Heck we got a main feed sitting in the river right now.   

How states, counties, townships etc along the coast,  allow surface transmission lines is beyond me. Makes absolutely no sense. Let’s put a tree in the ground and attach 480 to it. Hopefully since we call it a pole it will survive 150 mph winds… insanity

10 minutes ago, Hotair said:

Let’s hope the hospital has ample fuel and working generators.  Many folks there rely on oxygen generators working to live.  

Mandated 96hr worth of run time fuel for any hospital. I suspect coastal operations would increase. Although I have seen bae minimums done in places where they shouldn’t have.