Flood waters have reached 20 feet deep in places, and this is absolutely chilling:
New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin said hundreds, if not thousands, of people may still be stuck on roofs and in attics, and so rescue boats were bypassing the dead.
“We’…

Listen: if you’re just going to sit there, don’t pretend that you are capable of or qualified for internet apologetics. This is where we trade our ashes in for beauty. If you just have a loud mouth and a good argument, you’re no better than a clangin…

We’ve all been updated today minute by minute of the effects of Katrina. Our prayer’s are with Louisianna, Mississippi, and other affected regions. Michelle Malkin has a great listing of relief agencies already kicking into gear. The Red Cross is

Michelle Malkin updates us on the help being sent to New Orleans.
The American Red Cross is stepping up the plate. Volunteers from across the country are already on their way down to help:
- New Mexico has sent disaster teams.
- Indiana’s Tas…

Katrina’s a Category 5 right now, headed towards New Orleans. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone in the area right now. Dr. Jeff Masters is blogging about Katrina, and I’m finding more informative than watching the cable news networks….

Hurricane Katrina found New Orleans this morning…Michelle Malkin provides complete “blog coverage” of Hurricane Katrina…This is a good time to pray, if that’s something you do, for the people left behind in New Orleans. It’s a poor city, with man…

A commenter at Dr. Trammell’s blog points to SupportNewOrleans.com, a new message board and the first of what looks to be many expressions of solidarity with the Crescent City. This is truly humbling, and I’m not even from New Orleans.

Michelle Malk…

Google satellite image for French Quarter and Superdome:
Good up to date coverage at Nola.com Hurricane Center.
10pm CST Public Advisory #25 from the National Hurrican Center can be found here: English, Spanish.
INTERMEDIATE ADVISORIES WILL BE I…

Crawford, TX (AHN) – President Bush issued a State of Emergency for the state of Louisiana as Hurric

(click the pics) I was just there a few months ago and tomorrow might destroy a good percentage of New Orleans and the French Quarter. My family, friends and I had a great time there and I was planning…

Tomorrow morning we all might wake up to New Orleans under water, permanently changes shorelines, Bilioxi, Mississippi might not have casinos anymore and Keesler Air Force Base might end up like Homestead Air Force Base. The human toll could…

As a Florida resident (Broward County), I will tell you that I’m about up to HERE with the hurricanes already, yet nothing has me more worried than what is about to hit New Orleans.

As a ex-911 dispatcher who worked during Andrew I can tell you th…

The PhogBlog (via Michelle Malkin) lays it out:As I write this, Hurricane Katrina is approaching New Orleans. New Orleans is about 12 feet below sea level and has always lived under a death sentence of a nightmare scenario which may very well unfold in…

Nothing awes me more than the sheer devastating force of Nature. Picture updated to most recent… From the NOAA Satellite and Information Service — This picture is from approx. 1 hour ago. They are getting refreshed often, so check back.

I don’t usually buy into media hype over hurricanes and such but stories like this are simply nauseating:”We need to recognize we may be about to experience our equivalent of the Asian tsunami, in terms of the damage and the…