Hurricane Ike Damage – U.S. Coast Guard Survey
Hurricane Ike Damage – U.S. Coast Guard Survey
September 13, 2008 · 1 Comment
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- Ida's remnants soaking the SoutheastAfter officially coming ashore early Tuesday morning, Ida's remnants of heavy rain could bring flooding to parts of the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic this week.
- Coast Guard rescues 2 from Ida's wavesNov. 10, 2009 The US Coast Guard plucked 2 workers from an oil rig after Ida's waves send a lift boat crashing into the structure. A fisherman is feared dead after he tried to help others on a disabled boat.
- Latest forecast for severe weatherIda's remnants have moved ashore and will slowly track towards the Mid-Atlantic States. Locations from Atlanta to Charlotte will see 3-5' of rain by Thursday morning.
- Gulf Coast 'lucks out' with IdaNov. 10, 2009 Hurricane Ida weakened to a tropical storm, then continued to weaken as it came onshore. Here's a look at how residents and even some Canadian campers dealt with the storm.
- In the worst of Ida's windsNov. 9, 2009 Meteorologist Mike Seidel reports from Bay St. Louis, MS, where Tropical Storm Ida's winds and rain made an impact.
- iWitness: Standing against Ida's windsNov. 9, 2009 iWitness Weather reporter Harry Larimer stood at the edge of a platform about 15 miles southwest of Venice, LA, and captured the wind speed.
- iWitness: Ida pounds oil rigNov. 9, 2009 Jeremy Sumruld send video from an oil rig in North Black Bay, LA, as the waves and wind from Tropical Storm Ida kick up.
- Today's Top ForecastsThe Central US is once again enjoying a warm spell for November, with high temperatures running 5-15 degrees above average. It's the opposite story for the Northeast, as high temperatures fall 10 to 15 degrees by Wednesday.
- iWitness: Waves crash over platformNov. 9, 2009 Ida's waves started getting more intense Monday evening. iWitness Weather reporter Alvin Hodges sent video in from an oil platform in the Gulf.
- Live: Morrow soaked to the boneMeteorologist Jeff Morrow reports from Orange Beach, AL, where the worst of the storm came in overnight. He says it was the rain, not the wind that made for an uncomfortable night.
- Ida's remnants soaking the Southeast
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Dr. Terrie Modesto // September 14, 2008 at 10:07 pm |
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to provide your blog audience with such graphic information concerning what can happen in a hurricane. Your videos illustrate the need for all of us to be disaster prepared. This is why everyone needs to have their disaster kits and emergency preparedness plans ready at a moments notice. Everyone needs to have an emergency preparedness checklist to see what they have and what they need to get. Remember that emergency preparedness does not have to be fancy or expensive. Low cost emergency survival kits can be easily and quickly stocked with much that you already have scattered around your home in closets and dresser drawers. Collect them into one place and see what you have already. Then go to a discount store or dollar store and start there to stock the other emergency preparedness necessities.
My thoughts and prayers are with all those who are affected by Hurricane Ike.
Dr. Terrie Modesto
Dr. Terrie Modesto, PhD, author of Train For A Hurricane is an international expert in dying, death, loss and critical incident individual and community disaster preparation and response with 20+ year’s experience. She has over 60 courses, books and training manuals to her credit and is available for consulting, lectures and interviews. Website: http://www.trainforahurricane.com Blog: http://www.hurricane-prepared-ness.blogspot.com