Flash Flooding From Nicholas Hampers Grand Isle, LA Recovery From Ida
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Heavy feeder bands from Tropical Depression Nicholas causes flash flooding, which inhibits recovery effort in devastated Grand Isle, LA.
All footage recorded in and near Grand Isle, LA during afternoon daylight on September 15, 2021 by Meteorologist Simon Brewer
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1. feeder band shelf cloud from Tropical Depression Nicholas moving over Grand Isle, LA causing flash flooding
2-9. various clips of National Guard troops and volunteers trying to clear sand and debris during heavy rain and flash flooding in Grand Isle, LA
10-30. various clips of flooded and destroyed neighborhoods in Grand Isle, LA
31. army of utility crews race to repair powerlines leading to Grand Isle, LA
32. "Grand Isle, LA" welcome sign with damaged neighborhood and feeder band in background
SID: Simon Brewer
Even though it may seem that major cities in Louisiana such as Baton Rouge and New Orleans have recovered from hurricane Ida. Remember that smaller and coastal cities near them have not and probably won’t fully recover for quite some time. The power is till out in many areas and people are still in need of help. Hurricane season is just a little halfway over, Louisiana cannot afford another hurricane, especially southern Louisiana. Hopefully we will be sparred from tropical weather during these last months of hurricane season.
Exactly right! I live in southern Louisiana close by New Orleans and thankfully my house was not damaged just some very high water, but my grandparents had 8-9 trees down and one on the house,the roof ripped up,and etc. but we are all okay.
@@lynseyy Serious non judgemental question but why do you guys still live there? It seems every ten years or so something like this happens.
@@OSKSNAKE yes I see what your saying but, I grew up around the crawfish, rodeos, hunting, and all that and it’s hard to leave a country state like that. And yes I agree bad things do happen but it’s like you leaving that state you grew up in. You would be leaving all your friends and family. I’m not trying to start any argument but that’s just how I feel.
Most Americans don't realize this because the MSM have stop covering it, if it wasn't for channels like this nobody would know how they are faring down there.
I wondered how they were coping there with this rain depression, seems like the MSM have moved on to other things now because none of them are reporting on this.
Hope you realize that is salt water you are going through. If you don’t wash with fresh water it will rust out.
I can't believe that the remnants of Nicholas are STILL over y'all today (09/16/21)!!!
Oh wow!!
House’s on stilts
@@jesusanchorofmysoulkatheri3648 Yep , Have to , Floods every year ! I'm from Prairieville, I have family that live in Grand Isle
Get ready. Two more gonna get ya.
Hya.
Wow
Esse tal de furacão Nicolas é fogo né tá louco fala sério da onde que vocês arumã esses nomes para furacão pra mim não muda nada continua sendo furacão do mesmo jeito é uma praga a inda bem que aqui onde eu moro não tem nada disso graças a Deus
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Extremely bad
Who'a..looks like an apocolypes
I wonder where they will put all this garbage?
this is terrible