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The site where homes once stood in Holly Beach, is shown in this aerial view in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita Sunday, Sept. 25, 2005 in Cameron Parish, La. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
Cameron Parish after Rita...
Damage caused by Hurricane Rita is seen in Campron, Louisiana, September 24, 2005. Hurricane Rita left the U.S. Gulf Coast reeling on Saturday from two powerful storms in less than a month, with renewed flooding in New Orleans, widespread power outages and roads across hundreds of miles closed by debris, although damage was less than feared. REUTERS/David L. Ryan/Pool
A view of the Gibbstown Bridge area in Louisiana in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita is seen September 24, 2005.
A church with a cemetery in the background is damaged in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita in Campron, Louisiana, September 24, 2005. (David L. Ryan/Pool/Reuters)
A loose ship is seen near homes near Houma, Louisiana. Emergency teams searched flooded communities along the US Gulf Coast after Hurricane Rita delivered deep floods, spectacular fires and a killer tornado, leaving behind wrecked homes and shredded infrastructure.(AFP/Getty Images/Sandy Huffaker)
The site where homes once stood in Holly Beach, is shown in this aerial view in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita Sunday, Sept. 25, 2005 in Cameron Parish, La. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
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