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My husband grew up in Moss Point, Mississippi--a sleepy little
bayou town just a stoplight or two north of Gulfport. We haven't been able
to reach any of his family there, so hopefully they all got out of town.
David Miller, do you still have any family in that area?
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Jackson is far enough inland that the winds will be reduced
dramatically by the time they get hit. Probably down around a hundred mph
and no storm surge. Their biggest problem will be flooding and
tornados. Like you, I have been praying for those who will suffer loss
tomorrow. I would imagine a whole lot of folks are praying concerning this
one.
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Yes !! Have had it on a good part of the
afternoon. 35 miles across the eye of this thing, alone.
By morning to mid-afternoon tomorrow, N.O. could be under 20 feet of
water. We have a number of friends in and around Jackson,
Miss. The storm is going to hit them very hard as well
?????
Anyway -- a lot of prayer needed for those in this
area. Every minute I watch, I am praying.
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Watching FoX News. Katrina is a sad situation.
Shepherd Smith, one of the news anchors on that network just interviewed some
(a 100 or so) spending the evening in a local bar, partying. They are
going to stay in the bar(s) and "ride" the storm out there. Only
the 4th level 5 storm to hit the US ever -- coming
right in or New Orleans. The rain has begun, 2p.m. pacific time
and they are closing the bridges right this minute.
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on the weather channel. You will see what a monster this one is.
Fills the whole gulf.
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