A Public Gallery of Thoughts, Images and Sounds in Response to Hurricane Katrina
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PEEJ0E posted a photo:
Snow, hail, freezing rain, torrential rain, flooding, ice pellets, thunder, lightning, damaging winds - we got it all today! Rusty and I tried to go for a walk in this mess but he quickly went pee and turned towards home. The weatherman says we may get a bit of a break in about an hour so we’ll venture out again before the second round of thunderstorms. I hear it’s going to be warm and sunny tomorrow. Welcome to April!
amimaquettiste posted a photo:
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BillMcMannis posted a photo:
I was thrilled to see the mill survived Helene. That blue tarp has been in place on the water wheel for years.
ophis posted a photo:
News photo by Matt Kaminsky. Lower Mills, Milton, MA 2/18/25
ophis posted a photo:
MBTA tracks at left. News photo by Matt Kaminsky. Lower Mills, Milton, MA 2/18/25
ophis posted a photo:
Inbound platform at rear. Lower Mills, Milton, MA 2/18/25
ophis posted a photo:
Baker Dam, Neponset River, Milton, MA 2/18/25
sheri292 posted a photo:
Flooding can disrupt operations, damage infrastructure, and put occupants at risk. Assessing site vulnerabilities early in the design process helps teams plan for natural hazards and climate-related threats.
BillMcMannis posted a photo:
This was my first opportunity since Hurricane Helene to visit Curtis Creek. This is located in the Pisgah National Forest and one of my fa favorite fly fishing spots. Much of Curtis Creek overflowed its banks during the storm, but it was not as bad as I expected.
Kent Centre of Horizons posted a photo:
Our trip for March was to the
old RAF Manston airport site and the two museums that are now there .
Bournemouth Andy posted a photo:
Anvilcloud posted a photo:
The river (beyond the tree) overflows onto the edge of the park every year, and often a lot more than this year. Geese and ducks populate the pond scouring what food they can. It's a veritable feast.
I wanted a clear photo, but had I exited the car, they would have fled, so I used the phone to shoot through the windshield, and then I cropped away the hood of the car in the bottom third of the photo.
©AnvilcloudPhotography
Bournemouth Andy posted a photo:
Photo taken by unknown member of the family.
Capturedbyhunter posted a photo:
Inundações no rio Sorraia...
Coruche - Portugal
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Capturedbyhunter posted a photo:
A luz do Sorraia...
Rio Sorraia - Coruche Portugal
Pentax K-1 Marck II + smc Pentax-FA 31mm f1:1.8 Limited
Capturedbyhunter posted a photo:
Inundações ao amanhecer...
Rio Sorraia - Coruche - Portugal
Pentax K-1 Marck II + irix 21mm f1:1.4 @5.6
John Oram posted a photo:
The title might be mildly hyperbolic but my sense of humour calls for this description of flooding in Church Lane, Bursledon as substantial amounts of water from a burst water main flowed down Bridge Road to this lower point yards from the River Hamble.
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David G Jeffery Photography posted a photo:
Capturedbyhunter posted a photo:
Inundações ao nascer do sol...
Rio Sorraia - Coruche - Portugal
Pentax K1-1 Marck II + smc Pentax-K 28mm f2.0 "Hollywood"
Capturedbyhunter posted a photo:
Sorraia, rio cheio... II
Rio Sorraia - Coruche - Portugal
Pentax K-1 Marck II + smc Pentax-K 28mm f2.0 "Hollywood"
Capturedbyhunter posted a photo:
Sorraia, rio cheio...
Rio Sorraia - Coruche - Portugal
Pentax K-1 Marck II + smc Pentax-K 28mm f2.0 "Hollywood"
www.old-photographs.co.uk posted a photo:
Information on this flood at Hemingford Grey can be found at :www.old-photographs.co.uk/huntingdonshire/hemingford-grey...
OregonDOT posted a photo:
Wild weather across southwestern Oregon is creating problems with several highways including snow, flooding and debris slides. Please visit TripCheck.com for the lastest in road conditions.
OregonDOT posted a photo:
Wild weather across southwestern Oregon is creating problems with several highways including snow, flooding and debris slides. Please visit TripCheck.com for the lastest in road conditions.
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