Before and after video shows parts of Louisiana hit by Hurricane Ida | USA TODAY
Security footage from the St. Bernard Parish government shows areas in Delacroix, La. before and after they were hit by Hurricane Ida.
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The storm caused at least one death after slamming into Louisiana’s coast on Sunday and knocked out power to all of New Orleans while inundating coastal Louisiana communities.
Snapped trees, flipped trucks, submerged cars and flooded streets were just some of the scenes as the storm wreaked havoc and temporarily reversed the Mississippi River’s flow near Belle Chase, according to preliminary data from the U.S. Geological Survey.
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#Hurricane #Louisiana #Ida
My deepest sympathies to everyone that was affected by this hurricane…
@Mackie Parish So you are saying the mother shouldn’t care if their child was killed because she wasn’t the one killed? Bro, that is so fricked up.
jeez redditors got rlly mad over this comment
Thank you family⚜️
@playstation2communist23 yeah lol
Ya know what’s easier than rebuilding below sea level after a hurricane? Moving.
What a beat though 🎶
Fr tho, what was the name I wonder
Seriously, I was kind of upset they used this for such a tragic event.
fr tho
Here I was sitting and thinking I’d be the only one thinking the same thing O_O added this to my music playlist
I said the same thing LMAO
Hurricane Ida to the sound of Lofi Hiphop
@Someone the list where Taiwan #1?
@Someone change my mind about Taiwan and I’ll give you some batsoup for free
putting a music soundtrack on that was definitely unnecessary.
Lofi Chill Hip Hop Beats to Flood too
@Regina Daniels-jacoff yh as a depression or maybe weaker
Another reason I’ll stay in the mountains..
@Rune Denmark is to “Wealthy” to have anything happened to them..
Idk..but I don’t even think they got covid..they far removed from disaster..
@Frankie d no i am talking about natural disasters.
Like earthquakes, volcano, level 5 hurricanes, tornados, etc.
We don’t have that kinda weather here in Denmark.
And no dangerous animals.
Dunno if you miss understood what i was saying.
Of course we have Covid 😷
I’d say I’m pretty blessed in this shitty little town I live in as far as natural disasters go… last truly devastating natural disaster that has happened in this town was the flooding in 1936- it rose to 42 feet!!
Enjoy the mountains FrootLoop!
@Frankie d youre right .. ! always something depends on the terrain .. the mtns are rough bears, cougars, but the elements of snow, snow, ice, and snow (for days !) if you get lost odds are youre gone ! I loathe cold weather its a novelty for ski vacations lol
Please pray for everybody in Louisiana I have family and friends down there and I have been able to get in touch with them and I pray that everyone that was affected by this comes out strong and OK. Sending love and blessings and prayers from southern Virginia
Imagine how much worse it would have been if they didn’t spend $14B in improvements since Katrina to “prevent” future flooding.
@DazSoviet yes. as someone who saw the after effects of Katrina, I have to say theyre lucky the levee system held this time. Imagine boats and abandoned cars in the same intersection next to a flooded out house.
@Curry Curry After Katrina, states stepped up and took in refuges. I know Mass did because as we flew out they were flying in.
@Gemini Woodworks Whether you doubt it or not is irrelevant. This person made a mistake and a scumbag is attacking them. And you’re defending the scumbag. Again, not a lot of logic seems to be used here.
@Evalynn lol.
That is the amount the oil companies were sued for for causing damages to wetland which reduces the levies protection.
In 1 hour that happened, that’s crazy.
Long Island is on indigenous land, any idea how many were slaughtered? @PikaSnipe
@Austin G. Designs I don’t know where they live lmao but eventually hurricanes and flooding will appear wherever they happen to be. The continued degradation and change of climate can pretty much ensure that hence why I said “hopefully long after we’re gone.”
@malik Not all terrain is the same height. Climate change doesn’t mean we are going to all be underwater either. ROFL
@Uhh Sure was before my time. But yes I know all about the Algonquins.
not as crazy as having faith in God.
What a change in a short period of time! Weather can be so damaging and devastating!!! Prayers go out to all those affected by the hurricane and any other devastating disasters ❤️🩹
Music sounds like they’re advertising the hurricane
Omg..hope not.thiers people dying ain’t no one gonna advertise people dying that’s pure evil wrong
Thankfully, there was a beer ad. Otherwise, i don’t know how i would cope with these devastating images.
That’s your perception
I guess the “inappropriate” music is more important than the catastrophe itself, got it @Mohit Gadre
@Uhh Sure The fact that you are even saying stuff like that proves you care way less
The lofi hip-hop beat was kinda fire 🔥