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How much did it rain during storms in Louisiana? | Weather/Traffic - Vimarsana News

How much did it rain during storms in Louisiana? | Weather/Traffic

A line of storms packing heavy rains, high winds and tornadoes pounded southeast Louisiana Wednesday, flooding New Orleans roads and tearing through Slidell.

Chef Shonda Cross has creative dishes at French Quarter Fest | Food and drink | Gambit Weekly - Vimarsana News

Chef Shonda Cross has creative dishes at French Quarter Fest | Food and drink | Gambit Weekly

Chef Shonda Cross is a self-taught chef who grew up in New Orleans. She changed careers to jump into the culinary world and worked at Nina Compton’s Compere Lapin for

Source: nola.com
Chef Shonda Cross has creative dishes at French Quarter Fest | Food and drink | Gambit Weekly - Vimarsana News

Chef Shonda Cross has creative dishes at French Quarter Fest | Food and drink | Gambit Weekly

Chef Shonda Cross is a self-taught chef who grew up in New Orleans. She changed careers to jump into the culinary world and worked at Nina Compton’s Compere Lapin for

Source: nola.com
New Orleans streets flood, stalling traffic - no water reported in buildings, yet - Vimarsana News

New Orleans streets flood, stalling traffic - no water reported in buildings, yet

The rain totals, which, Homeland Security Director Collin Arnold said were between 5 to 8 inches, left “no area immune” to high water.

Source: wwltv.com
New Orleans roads closed in 'flash flood emergency' | Weather - Vimarsana News

New Orleans roads closed in 'flash flood emergency' | Weather

Roads across New Orleans flooded Wednesday as nasty thunderstorms dumped rain on much of southeast Louisiana in what National Weather Service forecasters described as a "flash flood emergency."

Source: nola.com