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Just now, ldub23 said:

Reminds  me  of the  1992 season and Andrew. It was a  1 storm season. Right  now we  have  2 other tropical systems and they are both in horrid  conditions.

It is really early to call it a one storm season and compare it that way when we are not even in September yet. Also the US had another devastating hurricane that year:  Iniki.

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Just now, sojitodd said:

It is really early to call it a one storm season and compare it that way when we are not even in September yet. Also the US had another devastating hurricane that year:  Iniki.

Hell yeah! Iniki! Love a good rare reference. You want to talk about a storm that was one of a kind that none of us will ever see again? There ya go. 

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1 minute ago, Hoosier said:

Haven't heard anything from my friend in Metairie.  I haven't been able to follow this much today but from what I can tell, although it's probably not going great there, the worst conditions are a bit west of there?

The airport is west of there(at least 5 miles) and they have been getting gusts recently up to 90 mph so probably not quite as bad there. 

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19 minutes ago, Tezeta said:

Why? They flew josh out of tacloban on a c-130. If some yahoo on a jet ski wants to save these kids I don’t mind. 

After the storm fine. Until then, if worst comes to worst, the marine life/and fauna will be stressed and need food sources too-think of the wildlife and the animals! Think of the shrimp!

 

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5 minutes ago, KPITSnow said:

The “New Orleans is in the clear” posts look ridiculous right now.

Transmission tower has collapsed, power lines to city down in the Mississippi river.  I don't know if these are the very tall towers one can see from near the French Quarter crossing the river.

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1 minute ago, Ed, snow and hurricane fan said:

Transmission tower has collapsed, power lines to city down in the Mississippi river.  I don't know if these are the very tall towers one can see from near the French Quarter crossing the river.

I think those are the TV/radio towers, most of New Orleans's TV stations have towers in Chalmette.

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9 minutes ago, Cary said:

I think those are the TV/radio towers, most of New Orleans's TV stations have towers in Chalmette.

I'm talking electrical transmission towers, not broadcast towers.  I spent 2 weeks in a Holiday Inn in the French Quarter in 2000, I worked in New Iberia but was covering for an engineer going on vacation whose then died.  I worked in an office in the Shell building.  I was working for Halliburton then.  My last trip to NOLA was pre-Katrina with my wife for a casino/drinking long weekend.

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12 minutes ago, Tezeta said:

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Samaras was always very careful, if Discovery hadn't replaced the tornado chasing show for stupid shows about convicts and their boy/girlfriends outside and 90 day fiancees and gold miners, he'd have still had his truck, not some 90 horsepower little Chevy, and would be alive today

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