Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Hurricane isaac mississippi river

  • Hurricane Isaac: Mississippi River May Find Drought Relief After Storm

    (AP) - Rain from the remnants of Hurricane Isaac could help the drought-stricken Mississippi River, but experts say it's not enough for long-term relief for the vital waterway that is at its lowest level since 1988.

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  • Remnants of Hurricane Isaac could bring relief to low Mississippi River, but ...

    Rain from the remnants of Hurricane Isaac could help the drought-stricken Mississippi River, but experts say it's not enough for long-term relief for the vital waterway that is at its lowest level since 1988.

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Mississippi River Ferries Remain in the Shop After Hurricane Isaac

    As New Orleans returns to its normal state of chaos following Hurricane Isaac, those hoping to cross the Mississippi by boat might take note that the ferries running from Canal Street to Algiers Point and Gretna aren't in service. Turns out, Isaac has ...

    noladefender.com

  • Hurricane Isaac Survivors in Mississippi Still Advised to Register For Federal ...

    (Source FEMA) - Hurricane Isaac survivors in Mississippi who had property losses in Hancock, Harrison, Jackson or Pearl River counties should register for federal disaster assistance even if they have insurance. Insured survivors should register as ...

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  • Hurricane Isaac Leaves Rats Dead On Mississippi Beaches

    TUPELO, Miss., Sept 4 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of rats killed by Hurricane Isaac have washed up onto the beaches of Mississippi and created a foul-smelling mess that officials say will take days to clean up. When the hurricane lifted the tides ...

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  • Hurricane Isaac storm surge reversed flow of Mississippi River

    0. New Orleans. As hurricane Isaac reached southeastern Louisiana as a Category 1 storm earlier this week, it did something unusual to the Mississippi River: It threw the river into reverse. Skip to next paragraph. In Pictures: Hurricane Isaac. Related ...

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  • Hurricane Isaac blows through Bolivar County

    Hurricane Isaac didn't dump much rain in the Mississippi River, which was one hope in the face of catastrophe. Robert Maxwell, port director at the Bolivar County-Rosedale Port Commission, said Hurricane Isaac did little to relieve the lowering ...

    www.theclevelandcurrent.com

  • SBA Stands Ready to Assist Mississippi Residents Affected by Hurricane Isaac

    The disaster declaration covers the counties of Hancock, Harrison, Jackson and Pearl River in Mississippi, which are eligible for both Physical and Economic Injury Disaster Loans from the SBA.

    www.sacbee.com

  • Hurricane Isaac: Singing River FCU Cleans Up Mississippi Mess

    Moss Point is located at the southeastern tip of Mississippi. Singing River Federal CU President and CEO Jimmy Smith put Hurricane Isaac into perspective Tuesday morning. "Based on a scale of 1 to 10, this storm was probably a three or a four because ...

    www.cutimes.com

  • Isaac works its way up Mississippi River

    [Updated 5:12 p.m. ET] Strong winds and storm surge from Hurricane Isaac's landfall forced the Mississippi River to flow backward for nearly 24 hours on Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey said Thursday. The USGS stream gage at Belle Chasse, Louisiana, ...

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  • Officials still assessing Isaac damage

    Mississippi officials say assessing damages from Hurricane Isaac is a tedious task that will take time. ... The storm surge swamped some low-lying coastal areas and rivers and creeks flooded when Isaac dumped enormous amounts of rain as it moved north.

    www.cdispatch.com

  • Guard assists Coastal areas in wake of Isaac

    Isaac, a Category 1 hurricane, made landfall last Tuesday, Aug. 28 about 7 p.m. just southwest of the mouth of the Mississippi River, almost seven years to the day that Hurricane Katrina obliterated the Gulf Coast, leaving 200 dead. A tornado warning ...

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  • Surge warnings went out before Hurricane Isaac hit

    The 4 a.m. public hurricane center model indicated estimated surge heights of between 13 and 15 feet or greater were expected on the east side of the Mississippi River, while water heights of 5 feet or greater were expected on the west side. New surge ...

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  • Hurricane Isaac could bring welcome rain to Midwest but unlikely to break drought

    The remnants of Hurricane Isaac could bring welcome rain to some states in the Mississippi River valley this week, but experts say it's unlikely to break the drought gripping the Midwest.

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • High river water, strained canal lock threaten Louisiana homes

    The lock authorities feared would fail was on a man-made canal that juts off the Pearl River, near the Mississippi state line.

    www.cnn.com

  • Isaac moves inland

    It came ashore early Tuesday near the mouth of the Mississippi River, driving a wall of water nearly 11 feet high inland and soaking a neck of land that stretches into the Gulf.

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  • Michelle Obama gets raves for Tracy Reese dress

    Rain from the remnants of Hurricane Isaac could help the drought-stricken Mississippi River, but experts say it's not enough for long-term relief for the vital waterway that is at its lowest level since 1988.

    www.knoe.com

  • APNewsBreak: Ohio women indicted in gruesome death

    Rain from the remnants of Hurricane Isaac could help the drought-stricken Mississippi River, but experts say it's not enough for long-term relief for the vital waterway that is at its lowest level since 1988.

    www.knoe.com

  • Hurricane Isaac aid distribution sites closing in Jefferson Parish

    But Jefferson firefighters on both sides of the Mississippi River planned to continue distributing ice and water in areas without electricity.

    www.nola.com

  • Hurricane Isaac: Plaquemines Parish has long history with disasters

    BELLE CHASE, La. (AP) - Ever since the Mississippi River laid down this spit of silt and swamp grass, wind and water have conspired to drag it into the sea.

    www.themorningsun.com

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