Hurricane Ida roared closer to the Louisiana coastline Sunday, a Category 4 storm driving winds of 150 mph that could grow stronger before slamming onto shore later in the day.
“Life threatening storm surge, potentially catastrophic wind damage and flooding rainfall will impact portions of the Northern Gulf Coast,” the National Weather Service warned.
Ida was centered about 50 miles southwest of the Mississippi River’s mouth early Sunday, rolling to the northwest at 15 mph. A Category 5 hurricane, top of the scale, has sustained winds of 157 miles per hour. Ida could reach that mark before landfall.
“This is a sight no one wants to see on satellite,” the weather service tweeted Sunday. “Ida … continues to approach southeastern Louisiana. This remains a serious, life-threatening situation.”
Read more at USA Today.
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Not to worry. Sleepy Joe will wake up just in the nick of time and circle back the hurricane right into the ocean. Joe is the messiah.
Dr. Jill will be the woman of the year.
how unfunny