New Orleans flooding: 'It didn't even happen like this during Katrina'
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2019
- One man said the flooding was worse on his street on July 10, 2019 than it was during Hurricane Katrina. Several streets were flooded in the New Orleans area.
The money that was supposed to have gone to fixing the pumps obviously went elsewhere!
Ok!
That's because New Orleans sold its soul to the devil after Hurricane Katrina!
cherryjig7983 It sold its soul to the devil way before Katrina
@@IslenoGutierrez You know what, you're right! With all that VooDoo & witchcraft & other sins & wickedness.
Yeah the city government under the leadership of C. Ray Nagin had a lot to do with financial mismanagement and corruption.
Just got back from New Orleans this past weekend. Praying for the people
Same here. I actually left on Friday. Now here in Pensacola, FL.
@@cherryjig7983 how did you like it
@@thelightskinfirearmy5675 I was born & raised there. That's my hometown.
Please leave now. It's gonna get worse.
Stop
Have you ever live hear.
Praying for the people of New Orleans ⚜️🙏🏼✝️
Are the pumps working?
Stop praying for us
The city needs a better dranige system
This city won’t even fix roads, what makes people think they will properly deal with flooding issues?.....
Couldn't agree with u more
Lord Forgive Us Of Our Sins.
Yes someone with brains. Praying for the NOLA.
@@janeth3175
Hi, I was in Hurricane Katrina and also walking in high water along with praying.
I now live in Maryland.
A couple of days ago it rain so here and flooded DC and else where.
So it's not just my home town New Orleans which is under sea level,
it is flooding everywhere that's why it's always good to pray.
Potholes everywhere, drainage that’s useless, mass corruption, mismanagement of funds... New Orleans needs an entire new city government and there needs to be justice served to the corrupted, on behalf of its citizens.
Bro the good things is that they have strong levees
Lif Twig% Yeah, But that's not enough alone.
*Louisiana
That's what I'm saying girl 😆
Love his accent 😂
😂😂😂😂
It’s sinking. Grab your stuff and move higher ground. When it’s safe. God bless you all ❤️
My truck driver ass dont have a choice but to drive through this Bs I hope i12 and I 10 ain't closed. Going from bama to Texas.
I’m chilling watching this in New Orleans there is no water it’s only in certain places
That's exactly what my sister who's visiting says. She claims it's nice and sunny there right now. God bless the NOLA!
I like how the news lady walks through that nasty water saying to stay out of it
She should have been wearing waders. Either very brave or very stupid.
Is this worse than the flood from August 5, 2017?
That water is Nasty!! Everyone needs to stay safe, and out of the water.
Nothing but Love for The Resilient Citizens of Louisiana! Awesome People!
St. Bernard Avenue is flooded while St. Bernard Parish is dry.
Nah I live not far off St Bernard Ave. It's fine out here. It was fine even yesterday during the rain.
heygirlhey504 Why you think...
Zofia Laurenta That was St. Bernard Ave in the video. Flooded. I saw another video near Circle food store. Flooded. It might be subsiding now, but was still flooded. St. Bernard Parish was bone dry outside of wet pavement from rain.
That's so funny. If you knew about st. Bernard parish, after Katrina, and then read that comment, about Saint Bernard Ave being flooded, and st. Bernard parish being dry, you would laugh too! St. Bernard parish after Katrina, was straight-up devastated from the storm you heardme! I stayed on a football field at archbishop hannan High school for 5 and 1/2 months in chalmette, working as an industrial electrician at the Murphy oil/oil refinery! Then we helped get ExxonMobil/chalmette refining/on Saint Bernard highway & Paris road back online. From there we went to MLK/Caffinand Claiborne/lower ninth Ward and got that back up and running. That school withstood 14 ft of water for 9 days straight. When I walked into that school there was mold everywhere! It would take a million-man army to get the N.O in a spot where you could consider it a normal City. And each member of that army, would definitely have to be sent by the Most High! New Orleans is a straight-up killing field & warzone. That area right there at St Bernard Ave (7th wd) when it's dry, late at night, you definitely don't want to be caught in. It's cut-throat to the Bone, and them n***** is coming for ya, trust me
Wow! We're at the 15 yr mark for Katrina & now Hurricane Laura is looming! Please stay safe!
Praying for New Orleans. This is a disgrace that after Katrina that this still happens to this extent. Are the pumps not working?
E.L Healing because no one cares
*Hurricane Barry has entered the chat
after Katrina people should of not been able to rebuild in thoes bad areas. how ever everyone thinks they can get free help and just start over again . having kids that will someday be in another flood. move out they should close these areas.
What will be the name for this 1
I'm never moving back to New Orleans again!
I agree
Its that bad
@@thelightskinfirearmy5675 It's too corrupt & evil.
I’m pretty sure it was worse in Katrina houses were literally completely in water
No, what you're about to see happen with the storm in the gulf will surpass Katrina because this weather is fully engineered.
mindrapeart so your telling me the flood waters are gonna be horrendous
Not in that neighborhood. Flooding pattern is different. Last time (after Katrina), levees failed to hold and city flooded slowly from the leaking levees--after the rain had passed and the skies were clear. Katrina was a Cat 3 but it hit in Mississippi, just heavy rain in New Orleans, but not enough to cause flooding if the levees had held. This storm will likely be weaker when it hits, but apparently it will make landfall in Louisiana, a direct hit, so the impact will be direct, not indirect like Katrina. We shall see.
Here is proof of that engineered weather to back up what post is saying. ruclips.net/video/h4xyIMzaAZA/видео.html it feels like people think this is normal. It is not normal. All of the Midwest is flooding with levee breeches all the way down to LA like they are splitting the country in half. Food prices are going to be up the roof. Farmers won't be able to grow in time. We need to band together and do something. Realize there is a problem and it's being created on purpose! Order out of chaos!
In his neighborhood, it was probably worst a few days ago. That's what he's saying. But even then, I don't believe that. He lives right up the street from Circle Food store and that got hit hard by Katrina waters. But then again, other areas around there saw very little water. That's how weird New Orleans is built.
Get out now!
Did she said work from home😒unless you have a job that telecommuting
I do not understand why they are not moving people out while they can. The storm has not come in yet and they are already in danger, what will happen when it passes through. I am noting the subtle and not so subtle advise these news media are giving, telling people to stay indoors, when the water is already so high. I feel we are about to watch another huge disaster unfold.
I hope my family is safe and sound
Continue to stand in it
The street is sinking
Amanhã, vou procurar me inteirar mais. Por hora, parece que estão segurando as pontas. Boa Sorte!
I live in the West Bank
You mean, da best bank bruh....
It is worse flooding than during katrina because the water that caused so much destruction happened the day after katrina. It did however take out damn near everything for 70 miles in South Mississippi.
The world is not ready for what’s coming. You may not believe it but you can read all about it. Grab a KJV bible and Start in Revelation chapter 6 through chapter 19. Get your ticket out. Call upon Jesus NOW!
Yes!!
Yes go read good study guide on Revelation is revelationtimelinedecoded.com/bible-study-list/ also history channel has good movie on revelation called The End of Days see at www.history.com/shows/revelation-the-end-of-days
Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus!!!
Thank you!
Beautifully written. Jesus is on the main line and he's definitely watching all of this corruption going on. I pray for all the children the United States is holding in prisons. Sad sad days
This is today
There was 14 ft of water in places during and after Katrina...
The hurricane hasn't hit yet.
@J J that was funny..she was not paying attention to him..
NO, not *during*, only after. City was fine the morning after Katrina had passed. But that much rain had damaged the levees, so the leaking started, and most of the city is below sea level. However, the post-Katrina flooding was gradual.
He needs to be going to the dome not riding that bike before it gets bad. They will be on the top of the house with sheets.
Not necessarily, much depends on whether the levees hold this time. They were repaired less than 15 years ago, so maybe they will hold this time. But if this were a Cat 5, everything below sea level would probably be severely flooded. It's just a tropical storm now, so I can't see this one strengthening to a Cat 5 level.
Feet of rain possible on top of this
I doubt they have 118 working pumps.
Crazy how that much water is allowed to sit like that on regular basis there. That breeds mosquitos ect definitely not safe.
How long do you think they leave it there for
Hate to say this about my city, but it's goin under water soon. Leave while I have a chance
I live in texas
Get ready brother
🙏🏼☝️☝️🙏🏼❤☝️🙏🏼
I wouldn’t be talking to her I’ll be getting out there
How? His car is underwater. Like the poor guy had no advance notice.
Naw naw houses were flowing off the foundations, water to the rooftops . Stoop it
Get out of there please people.
It's just a cat 1. This is not the northeast seaboard where nothing is designed for anything worse than a strong thunderstorm. And at this point they might not have time to evacuate so many people anyway.
The Most High is pissed at New Orleans for all their wicked ness
I got an idea dont live in neighborhoods that have this problem
6" of water, relax LOL
He had the sense to move his car, but many others are too daft to. The Insurance scammers. There should not be allowed to be any car flooding insurance. Then see how many cars get flooded, it'd be a whole lot less. Insurance costs as a whole would be lower for everyone. We never got to see that guy's photo's, that blasted phone call ruined that, we'll never know now, having to live with that.
God is not mocked! As long as they continue in their sins and keep doing their debauched mardi gra celebration in New Orleans God will keep judging this city. If you don't REPENT it will only get worse. Did Katrina teach you nothing? Awake to righteousness and sin not, for some have not the knowledge of God: I speak this to your shame.
1st Corinthians 15:34
hell fire by pastor Charles Lawson on you tube
Cause spodas be gettin dem gubment jobs. LMFAO letm drowned
Katrina was a real wake up call for New Orleans. It's a good thing the city is better prepared to handle flooding now.
@heygirlhey504 Although 1,577 people died in New Orleans from Katrina flooding, this flood is worse? By the way, your sarcasm detector also needs a tune-up. ;)
@heygirlhey504 I was using sarcasm in my original post. I really was. :) It is obvious that New Orleans is not prepared for flooding, even 14 years after Katrina. That said, I do not think we will see thousands of dead this time like we did in Katrina. So I guess "worse" depends on how you define it.
@heygirlhey504 Take care, 504.
Better prepared? The only thing that makes it better prepared is the new levees, and those have not been tested by a Katrina-level storm. The pumps are not prepared if this city can't take heavy rain on a regular day.
@heygirlhey504 The levees are for protection of the river waters, not rain waters.
Its cause spodas given gubment jobs been drinkin 40s talkin to dey babies mamas instead of doib dey job. Affirmative action run amuck
James Cowan shut your trap. Those contracts went to Dem Boys ( you know, the white ones) and you know it.
I think you better evacuate before the hurricane comes...
Om my gosh, my rain boots, Karen!