Might not be in your area though.
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Hope all is safe on your end bro.
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Bad weather in NOLA east - np come in!
In reply to pelon
I came here to ask np to check in - looks bad in NOLA
Damn!
In reply to Chrissy
the instant I saw the weather alert I thought of np.
NOLA has not had it easy over the past few years (oil spill, weather, mayor...) yet they always persevere - and what a beautiful city BTW.
In reply to pelon
Yep - it's been rough
In reply to pelon & ALL
Safe like a padlock!! the areas I live and work in were under watch .... heavy rains and hail etc ... the touchdowns ( a few, 4 at least) .. closest was about 10/15 miles away from work in New Orleans East.
New Orleans East
Others touch downs in nearby towns -- about 35-40 miles away ... Donaldsonville, Killian, Madisonville --- structural damages mainly, overturned vehicles ... and so far a few injuries reported -- no deaths -- YET.
TU was on FULL ALERT and readiness!!
Thanks for checking in!!
In reply to np
Good man
In reply to np
Happy to hear yuh good and thanks for the update video of the damage.
Stay safe bro.
before footage
some drone footage (after)
In reply to np
hope your Guinness stocks safe bro
In reply to Curtis
Safe, double checked, and replenished ... thanks for checking in on mr Arthur Guinness ---
In reply to np
It is great to know that you are ok . Stay Safe .
In reply to POINT
Thanks Point and all for caring and showing concern. Blessings ...
In reply to np
Glad to hear cuz
Some UPDATES post tornADOS ... more official news coming out of TU based on serious follow-up investigations with Weather folk and trackers, and families ...
A message from President Fitts--
Yesterday at least eight tornadoes touched down in New Orleans and surrounding parishes, destroying homes and businesses and injuring at least two dozen people. Thankfully, no lives were lost. Tulane University's campuses, including those on the both sides of Lake Pontchartrain, in Jefferson Parish and in Mississippi were spared any damages. We are currently canvassing our employees to determine if any suffered damages to home or other property and how we might assist them. So far, we know that at least one employee's home was destroyed and another's sustained damage. We are also assessing how we might help our neighbors who were impacted by this storm.
We are grateful to the many Tulane friends and family members from around the country who called and wrote to check on us during and after the storm. The weather can change in an instant, but one constant is the care and concern the Tulane family has for one another.
Mike
PS ... there are now more employees than ONE -- reporting home, and car damages, plus damages to their families in and around these areas.
In reply to mitch44
Whats up Mitch ... we need to stage a get-together. Tel lthat son of yours - -to come up with a plan --- a visit to NO is due, much like another JA lime!!
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