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The other Gustav Thread got locked, but it looks like this storm may affect quite a few people around here, so I'm making a new one. Please respect the forum rules and be nice.
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08/31 1800 - Feeder Band
08/31 1815 - Feeder Band (holy crap)
09/01 1230 - Obviously I was a little worried about my trees
09/02 2218 - 700K+ without power in Louisiana. No time table. Authorities are asking people to stay away if possible. Little gasoline is in the affected area.
08/31 12:35 - Hurricane Warning issued for central Gulf Coast
08/30 17:51 - Interstate 10 Eastbound into Mississippi is almost at a standstill. One possibility is to take I-59 north to MS-26 and head East to US-98 into Mobile if you really must go that way.
Here are some links:
Damage
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New Orleans - WRNO.com
New Orleans - WWL.com (pictures towards the bottom)
Mississippi - WLOX.com
Entire Coast - WRKG.com (Out of Mobile, AL)
Evacuations
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08/29 17:36-Mandatory Evacuation for St. Charles Parish in LA
08/31 (Updated)-Louisiana Evacutations
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JEFFERSON PARISH
Mandatory Evacuation All of the Westbank including Grand Isle, Jean Lafitte, Crown Point , Barataria
Recommended evacuation for all East Bank residents.
LAFOURCHE
9am Saturday - mandatory evacuation for residents south of the Golden Meadow floodgates
3pm Saturday - mandatory evacuation will extend to all all of Lafourche
NEW ORLEANS
Mandatory evacuation Sunday 8am: Westbank Noon: Eastbank
Assisted evacuation begins at 8am Saturday
PLAQUEMINES
Assisted Evacuation begins at 8am Saturday
Mandatory Evacuation at Noon Saturday
ST BERNARD
Voluntary evacuation now
6am Saturday Parish Assisted Evacuation
4pm Saturday Mandatory evacuation
ST CHARLES
Assisted Evacuation now
Mandatory Evacuation at NOON Saturday
ST TAMMANY
Mandatory Evacuation South of I-12 and East of I-59
Reccomended evacuation the rest of St. Tammany
TERREBONNE
Mandatory evacuation, Saturday 4pm
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08/31 Mississippi Evacuations - Harrison and Hancock.
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Harrison Co - Mayors of municipalities in Harrison County have ordered mandatory evacuation from Evacuation Zones A and B effective at Sunday, August 31st at 3:00 pm
Hancock Co - The Hancock County EMA has issued a mandatory evacuation for all residents living south of I-10 and all areas north of I-10 that flooded durince Hurricane Katrina. A mandatory curfew will be in effect starting at 10 p.m. Sunday evening.
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08/30 17:54 - MS Evacuations may begin soon
08/30 2154 - 4AM Sunday Contraflow in LA
Checklists
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Hurricane Checklist
Forecasts/Models
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Persistent link to the Gustav 5 day forecast @ WeatherUnderground (It will always be the most recent)
Link to Gustav forecast @ Accuweather.com
The Florida State University Experimental Forecast Tropical Cyclone Genesis Potential Fields Model Calculation Program Thing
National Hurricane Center's Website (With Spanish Advisories)
Blogs/Comments
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'StormW', a meteorologist's blog @ WeatherUnderground
Dr. Jeff Master's blog @ WeatherUnderground
New Orleans TV stations
Weather forum
Maps
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1982 Topo map of SW Misssissippi and extreme SE Louisiana (There are some style errors on here. )
MS flood zone maps
If you have any other links, let me know and I'll add them.
:heart:
08/31 1800 - Feeder Band
08/31 1815 - Feeder Band (holy crap)
09/01 1230 - Obviously I was a little worried about my trees
09/02 2218 - 700K+ without power in Louisiana. No time table. Authorities are asking people to stay away if possible. Little gasoline is in the affected area.
08/31 12:35 - Hurricane Warning issued for central Gulf Coast
08/30 17:51 - Interstate 10 Eastbound into Mississippi is almost at a standstill. One possibility is to take I-59 north to MS-26 and head East to US-98 into Mobile if you really must go that way.
Here are some links:
Damage
----------
New Orleans - WRNO.com
New Orleans - WWL.com (pictures towards the bottom)
Mississippi - WLOX.com
Entire Coast - WRKG.com (Out of Mobile, AL)
Evacuations
-------------
08/29 17:36-Mandatory Evacuation for St. Charles Parish in LA
08/31 (Updated)-Louisiana Evacutations
-
JEFFERSON PARISH
Mandatory Evacuation All of the Westbank including Grand Isle, Jean Lafitte, Crown Point , Barataria
Recommended evacuation for all East Bank residents.
LAFOURCHE
9am Saturday - mandatory evacuation for residents south of the Golden Meadow floodgates
3pm Saturday - mandatory evacuation will extend to all all of Lafourche
NEW ORLEANS
Mandatory evacuation Sunday 8am: Westbank Noon: Eastbank
Assisted evacuation begins at 8am Saturday
PLAQUEMINES
Assisted Evacuation begins at 8am Saturday
Mandatory Evacuation at Noon Saturday
ST BERNARD
Voluntary evacuation now
6am Saturday Parish Assisted Evacuation
4pm Saturday Mandatory evacuation
ST CHARLES
Assisted Evacuation now
Mandatory Evacuation at NOON Saturday
ST TAMMANY
Mandatory Evacuation South of I-12 and East of I-59
Reccomended evacuation the rest of St. Tammany
TERREBONNE
Mandatory evacuation, Saturday 4pm
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08/31 Mississippi Evacuations - Harrison and Hancock.
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Harrison Co - Mayors of municipalities in Harrison County have ordered mandatory evacuation from Evacuation Zones A and B effective at Sunday, August 31st at 3:00 pm
Hancock Co - The Hancock County EMA has issued a mandatory evacuation for all residents living south of I-10 and all areas north of I-10 that flooded durince Hurricane Katrina. A mandatory curfew will be in effect starting at 10 p.m. Sunday evening.
-
08/30 17:54 - MS Evacuations may begin soon
08/30 2154 - 4AM Sunday Contraflow in LA
Checklists
------------
Hurricane Checklist
Forecasts/Models
-----------
Persistent link to the Gustav 5 day forecast @ WeatherUnderground (It will always be the most recent)
Link to Gustav forecast @ Accuweather.com
The Florida State University Experimental Forecast Tropical Cyclone Genesis Potential Fields Model Calculation Program Thing
National Hurricane Center's Website (With Spanish Advisories)
Blogs/Comments
--------------------
'StormW', a meteorologist's blog @ WeatherUnderground
Dr. Jeff Master's blog @ WeatherUnderground
New Orleans TV stations
Weather forum
Maps
------
1982 Topo map of SW Misssissippi and extreme SE Louisiana (There are some style errors on here. )
MS flood zone maps
If you have any other links, let me know and I'll add them.