Archive for the ‘Isaac’ Category
Hurricane isaac increases rate of joblessness.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 13, 2012
Isaac brings hope for next season. Leslie potential threat to New england and Canadian Maritimes. Venice Louisiana It makes more sense to live in a trailer and evacuate than to live in a permanent home in places that get hit by hurricanes every few years. Good article. Three separate whale beaching incidents this weekend.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on September 2, 2012
Isaac losses up to $2 Billion. 900,000 without power Plaquemines levee breached intentionally.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 31, 2012
15 amazing images of Isaac, TS Kirk and Leslie in the wings. Air Worldwide analysis. LA orders evacuations near Mississippi dam. One death, dam expected to fail in Mississippi. Isaac, plods on toward parched Midwest.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 30, 2012
The last time the levees were breached in Plaquemines 600 people lost their homes! The last time I was in NOLA I stayed in Plaquemines, good luck there!! Flooding in Plaquemines Parish, a billion dollar levee improvement not due until 2018!
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 29, 2012
The problem with this storm is that it is big and slow and is going to generate up to 14 inches of rain and 12 foot storm surges during high tides. Isaac Lumbers toward NOLA, some staying some leaving. Oil Falls ahead as oil rigs shuttered ahead of Isaac.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 28, 2012
Obama declares state of emergency in Louisiana. People evacuate large parts of Louisiana in the face of Isaac.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 27, 2012
GOP Admits it would be difficult to hold convention if Isaac floods New Orleans. Isaac expected to intensify. Takes Aim at New Orleans a day short of the 7th Anniversary of Katrina. May the storm stay weak and the new levees hold. The ghost of Hurricane Katrina will haunt the republican Convention. Warnings from LA to Florida panhandle, Isaac lashes Florida Keys.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 27, 2012
Isaac still a quandary as to intensity and landfall. BP and others have shut down oil operations. It could raise gas prices overshadow GOP Convention. I’m getting a bad feeling about this storm. It is large and could get organized from hot water over the Gulf. Expect a Cat 2 hurricane hitting LA and Miss and the panhandle hard.
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 26, 2012
Isaac most damage could be on the Florida panhandle, evacuations possible. Florida declared state of emergency. Drenched Haiti, heading towards Cuba, expected to be Cat 1 or higher when it hits Florida. Hope that it will not cause the destruction of Isaac’s Storm that killed over 6,000 people in Galveston in 1900. fury follow the trajectory .
Posted by: coastlinesproject on August 25, 2012
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