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In response to the severe weather threat Tuesday, Louisiana officials are opening shelters across the southeast for residents who live in homes that cannot withstand possible tornadoes, hail or other possible weather threats.
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Last update 10:00 a.m., July 15, 2019Heavy rain bands from Tropical Depression Barry will continue to affect the southern Louisiana region throughout the…
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New Orleans residents have been frustrated that the city hasn't distributed sandbags to protect their homes and property ahead of Tropical Storm Barry, as…
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A few sections of levee along the Mississippi River are at risk of being overtopped in Southeast Louisiana. The reason: storm surge from the Gulf of…
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No sandbags have been issued for the public to protect their homes and businesses in New Orleans ahead of Tropical Storm Barry, according to an…
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Last Update 5:00 p.m., July 11, 2019The latest forecasts have Tropical Storm Barry making landfall no longer as a hurricane, but as a tropical storm, just…
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Strong storms passed through the New Orleans metro area Wednesday morning, dropping between 5 and 7 inches of rain in about an hour and a half, causing…
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8 p.m.Mayor LaToya Cantrell has ordered City Hall and all City government offices to open for a half-day on Wednesday, starting at noon.“The bottom line…
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Another week of freezing temperatures crippled New Orleans infrastructure. But what impact could it have on coastal plants and animals?Nola.com | The…
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Evacuations are underway in areas outside of Louisiana's levee system ahead of Tropical Storm Nate. Nate is barreling through the Caribbean on a path…