Sep 042011
 

Tropical Storm Lee’s storm surge begins to inundate Southeast Louisiana around 5PM Saturday, September 3, 2011. Carr Drive beach and a nearby fire department in Slidell, Louisiana are swamped by Lake Pontchartrain as Tropical Storm Lee hovers in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Within 30 minutes, this area went from virtually no presence of standing [Read more...]

Sep 042011
 
{9/4 Weather Blog} Tropical Storm Lee Keeps Soaking the Deep South

Watch Comments on this post throughout the day & my Retweets Major flooding remains the biggest threat as Lee moves onshore and slowly shifts across southern Louisiana. Lee will continue to deliver torrential rain from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle through tonight and into Monday. A widespread zone will receive 8-12 inches of rain with [Read more...]

Sep 042011
 
{Video of the Day} Troop Stands Guard Over Tomb of Unknown Soldier @ Arlington National Cemetery During Hurricane Irene

Powerful video shows a soldier from The Old Guard watching over the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Virginia’s Arlington National Cemetery, even as the force of Hurricane Irene was felt throughout the region. The Old Guard has watched over the tomb for 24-hours a day since April 6, 1948. Watch the latest video at [Read more...]

Sep 042011
 

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