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kentauros

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17. From Weather Underground:
Wed Mar 9, 2016, 08:14 PM
Mar 2016
State of Emergency Declared in Louisiana Parishes as Rising Waters Force Evacuations
Sean Breslin
Published: March 9, 2016
WunderBlog®
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From the Gulf Coast all the way up into southern Illinois, a days-long rain and storm event is underway, spelling major concerns about severe flooding that may affect millions. Two deaths have been confirmed from flooding brought by this storm system.

The storms persisted on Wednesday, with the heaviest rainfall hammering eastern Texas, western Louisiana and much of Arkansas. Flash flood emergencies were issued in some areas as rivers quickly rose near record flood stages and homes were submerged.

(MORE: Check the Latest Forecast for the Severe Threat | 2 Dead as Storms Slam West Coast)

Here's how each state has been affected by this developing situation.

(more at linked headline)


The forecast here (SW Houston) is 3" for tonight. You can see the storms on the Gulf moving in. They're the most saturated ones. http://wxug.us/1tq8b

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Not in LA (Houston here), but I am beginning the framing in of my Ark. ScreamingMeemie Mar 2016 #1
LOL - stay safe malaise Mar 2016 #3
We are hoping to fly out Friday - TBF Mar 2016 #36
It's crazy. The thunder was ridiculous last night and throughout the day. ScreamingMeemie Mar 2016 #37
Stay safe one and all AxionExcel Mar 2016 #2
Like that toon malaise Mar 2016 #4
Oh. The weather. KamaAina Mar 2016 #5
I feel sorry for the current Governor malaise Mar 2016 #7
Repuliboob Jindal thinks climate change is a crock O' crap AxionExcel Mar 2016 #15
It is. ShrimpPoboy Mar 2016 #35
Same front moving through Arkansas, 3 inches of rain yesterday and today. LiberalArkie Mar 2016 #6
Looks like you were the lucky ones malaise Mar 2016 #8
Flash flood warning for me. I never worry about them though. LiberalArkie Mar 2016 #9
The problem with living on a hill malaise Mar 2016 #10
It is supposed to keep raining until Saturday here. I am on a mountain. Can't grow hardly LiberalArkie Mar 2016 #11
Well you sound safe malaise Mar 2016 #13
Please stay safe, everyone! Meanwhile, madamesilverspurs Mar 2016 #12
Obama is one powerful man malaise Mar 2016 #14
Him and his DARPA weather machine is wrecking havoc all over the place. LiberalArkie Mar 2016 #16
From Weather Underground: kentauros Mar 2016 #17
Good link malaise Mar 2016 #18
You're welcome! kentauros Mar 2016 #19
Love Weather Underground malaise Mar 2016 #21
New Orleans here. We are getting ready, it sounds very bad up north. Katashi_itto Mar 2016 #20
Pay attention to warnings and malaise Mar 2016 #22
We're neighbors imari362 Mar 2016 #31
You too! Keep me posted how your doing Katashi_itto Mar 2016 #38
From Randy Newman: Ron Green Mar 2016 #23
That's a magnificent piece of music malaise Mar 2016 #24
Aaron Neville's recording: Ron Green Mar 2016 #27
I love Aaron's voice but both are malaise Mar 2016 #28
Aaron don't say "cracker" though. That's funny. Ron Green Mar 2016 #29
For good reason too malaise Mar 2016 #30
Stay safe - haele Mar 2016 #25
Could be malaise Mar 2016 #26
Boy I'm glad climate change is a hoax. Stevepol Mar 2016 #32
Wow, 1 foot... deathrind Mar 2016 #33
Stay safe all ... LannyDeVaney Mar 2016 #34
Kick Liberal_in_LA Mar 2016 #39
Some areas have had twice that much Ex Lurker Mar 2016 #40
Hope everybody in those areas slept well and kept dry. Hortensis Mar 2016 #41
It's a mess in Louisiana - historic flooding - 18 inches of rain malaise Mar 2016 #42
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