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There's a chat group I am a part of and there is a bunch of Louisiana natives there. I honestly put the group on mute for the past few months because hurricanes and weather maps are the only things they talk about.
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Yeh, just as vaccination efforts have slowed enough to catch a breath, we are ramping up for hurricane season here. If people criticized FEMA and state emergency management before, wait till they see what the response looks like after the exhaustion and depletion of resources from the past 18 months.thanks for prompting me to update the thread to 2021. can't wait!
Free vacation to free the fall foliage?I just put my name forward for an incident management team if they ask for help. I’m guessing they don’t have so much experience with hurricanes up there … and hurricanes in a pandemic.
New England Is Facing Its 1st Direct Hurricane Landfall In 30 Years
With Tropical Storm Henri strengthening, resort areas such as Martha's Vineyard, Block Island and Nantucket are in the watch zone this weekend, as are parts of Long Island and Connecticut.www.npr.org
Absolutely! Is it leather jacket weather up there yet?Free vacation to free the fall foliage?
Absolutely! Is it leather jacket weather up there yet?
I'm on the border of the northeast and it's 30c plus humidity today.
Let us enjoy our summer before the freezing cold comes November.
But what happened to we're burnt out from the pandemic let's get some rest where we can?
Honestly, my team is falling apart and turning on each other. It’s been kinda nasty and sad, but an inevitable result of the stress and fatigue. I’ll take a two week tour of a hurricane response to get out of this environment and just get away to somewhere new. Which is pretty sad.
i was on the verge of picking up a shopping cart and beating someone to death with it today and all i do is go to stores. i cannot even fathom how aggravating it must be to deal with this from the back end on the government side. i think i'd have to walk around with a camelback filled with bourbon just to get through the day.Sorry to hear that mate. You seem like a family man so if two weeks away from the work grind is an escape less family - it must be pretty bad.
i was on the verge of picking up a shopping cart and beating someone to death with it today and all i do is go to stores. i cannot even fathom how aggravating it must be to deal with this from the back end on the government side. i think i'd have to walk around with a camelback filled with bourbon just to get through the day.
look at this crazy ass shit from new york and new jersey. the whole thread is wild
I can’t imagine what would happen in TX or LA if basements were common here. Because of the soil, homes down here are mostly built of wood with the attic used for storage I stress of a basement. Even so, we’ve had several people drown when they moved to the attic as flood water entered their homes, only to be trapped and drown.Apparently numerous people in NY City drowned in basement apartments - the apartments were literally inundated with stormwater and they couldn't get out in time.
Apparently numerous people in NY City drowned in basement apartments - the apartments were literally inundated with stormwater and they couldn't get out in time.
Doesn’t look too bad. Unless it hits New Orleans again.TS Nicholas coming at is from the dreaded Campeche. I was hoping to get a day off this month, but maybe it will be two days next month instead.
It doesn’t look great for us: slow moving rain maker that could flood coastal counties Tuesday. Could be some seriois residential flooding in small pockets and widespread street flooding.Doesn’t look too bad. Unless it hits New Orleans again.
oooooofIt doesn’t look great for us: slow moving rain maker that could flood coastal counties Tuesday. Could be some seriois residential flooding in small pockets and widespread street flooding.
We are mobilising ambulance strike teams to be ready to evacuate a few nursing homes, but not expecting to evacuate any of the large hospitals.
OTOH, ould still track a little further East and spare us.
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Good luck out there. Hope it’s mild
good news then!One county is 97% without power and outages are widespread across the region, but there was very little damage or flooding. Getting dialysis services in the right spots is tricky, but I’m hoping we will wrap this one up by the end of the day. Then we return to the regular scheduled programming: the soul destroying daily grind of a multi-year pandemic response.