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Summer is a and so is winter sometimes. They'll make their way to the west coast.
Abbott should buy them bus tickets tbh. It's the compassionate thing to do.
Well, it's not like they care about their own homeless, if we're being frank...
If Austin's home prices keep going up and up, homelessness is going to be another export from California, tbh
Summer is a and so is winter sometimes. They'll make their way to the west coast.
Abbott should buy them bus tickets tbh. It's the compassionate thing to do.
100 MPH cat 2 now, still hasn't *rapidly* intensified yet, but one hurricane model has a 155 mph landfall right on Plaquemines Parish just south of NOLA.
There's a warm jail for them too, tbh... another difference between California and Texas, tbh
They're having a hurricane party on Bourbon Street
What's that saying about history?
There will always be idiots having hurricane parties, no matter the cir stances. Darwin tends to sort those folks out.
Abbott should grab himself a bus and drive it off a cliff.
fkn dumbass, part one of the three stooges.
These idiots have places to sleep in or some sort of shelter.
Thats about it. tough question...
Will be rescued by red necks.
Life goes on unless u in louisiana nig
Running out of time to rapidly intensify tbh.
Idk man that eye looks pretty sweet for rapid development
Like a milkshake.
well I was wrong
Category 4 140 MPH winds and we still haven't reached diurnal max (essentially the crack of dawn, for TCs)... which was when storms like Katrina bombed from a cat.3 with 115 MPH winds the night I went to bed to a 165 MPH cat.5 when I woke up that ensuing Sunday morning.
So NO is going to get the east side of this one it looks like
Didn't Katrina jog to the east at the last minute and spare them the worst of what they could have gotten?
Yes, the east side (right-front quadrant; think passenger front bumper on a car) is typically and always worse for hurricane impact, especially with regards to tornadoes and overall wind field. But what meteorologists did not expect when Katrina was making landfall as "only" a weakened category 3 and "sparing New Orleans by staying off to the east" was that by staying east of NOLA it meant that well after landfall once Katrina was north of Lake Pontchartrain, the cyclonic down-winds from Katrina pushed and effectively dumped the Lake into the city, particularly low-lying areas on the east side like the Ninth Ward -- and breaking the levee systems there.
With Ida although Ida may actually strike closer to New Orleans itself and NOLA will be getting the nastier side of the initial hurricane impact itself, the angle at which Ida is hitting means that Ida won't be dumping Lake Pontchartrain into New Orleans, which is a big difference.
Ida will ultimately end up being worse for New Orleans than say, Gustav ('08) or Isaac ('12), but significantly less damaging than Katrina because the levees will hold up and the surge will be a lot less thanks to the angle of Ida's track being less of a worst case scenario for NOLA compared to Katrina.
Thanks Drew Brees for leaving NOLA, I guess?! I guess the blessing of Brees was the only thing keeping NOLA safe from major hurricanes for 15+ years.
Don't worry spurstalkers. My colleague MannyisGod is certainly following this storm but I'd like to apologize for his mysterious disappearance. He is currently in a post-masturbatory coma. The strengthening into a Category 4 along with a direct path into a major populated area was just too much excitement for him to bare.
that's the way conservative christians deal with the needy. What would jesus do?
It does not matter.
As long as they believe Jesus is Lord it does not matter how they behave or think.
Hopefully unvaxed trump s die by the thousands in this storms nigs amirite?
No.
Just ship Syrian people in to NO and away from Assad.
Dying by drowing or getting hit in the head by a piece of wood, is preferred over being gassed you fkn hypocrite.
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