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Mississippi River levels may shut down barge hauling and is also causing salt water to creep up to New Orleans as state of emergency has now been declared for Plaquemines Parish
| Categories: natural disasters, heat wave, boats, water | Camera Type: NIKON D7000 |
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state of emergency declared 1 hour ago
Great shot of the destroyer there in Baton Rouge!
~Jeff
Update: Congratulations on the VIP!
Great photojournalism!
Here is the latest news.
http://blog.gulflive.com/mississippi-press-news/2 012/08/salt_water_encroaching_low_mis.html
Congrats on the VIP....
Spring 2011 there was so much water in this river that it was spilling over the banks into the city and they had to sandbag it & open the spillway above Baton Rouge which flooded some houses.
yeah we thought it was low then and that was January before the snows melted, which brought the level of the river to overflowing its banks. They had to sandbag it to keep it from flooding Baton Rouge.
As you can see it is quite a bit lower now. Mostly because of the lack of winter snows.
If it gets lower I will probably take another pic.
I am glad you notice my photos & that they leave lasting impressions with you. Thanks!!
Posting this one, too, has helped me to clarify that I was not in fact going nuts and having dry river dreams or hallucinations.
We certainly can see that global warming is showing it's ugly face in our weather extremes, and what that does to our water resources.
In May of 2011 it was up to 41 feet flood stage. It came within a few feet of those railroad tracks so it almost flooded the city of Baton Rouge & would have if they would not have opened the Morganza spillway to flood people's homes. Sacrificing the few for the many! Poor people.
The USS KIDD is further down on the left of the photo. They would not let us go on the levee to take pictures.
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