I believe the news stated that 100+ homes have water in them in Youngsville.
I believe the news stated that 100+ homes have water in them in Youngsville.
You have a large rain event and get flooded...in or out of a flood zone. Basic physics.
The Red Cross has opened 11 shelters across the state; two are in Acadiana.
Lafayette Parish School Board member Jeremy Hidalgo has a message for those trapped by the waters in the Youngsville area.
Lafayette Parish Mayor-President Joel Robideaux has declared a state of emergency for Lafayette Parish as a result of severe weather.
This rain is starting to get ridiculous. I'm up at 3:00 in the morning because THE POUNDING RAIN WOKE ME UP! We're approaching 20 inches of rain in the last 48 hours at my house now.
Well, Mrs. Zoom woke me up @ 4. Had to move work car parked @ street. Water @ rocker. Been picking up clutter, getting paint cans and jack stands together. 4" from putting rest of plan in motion.
Can't get to Grandma Zoom who turned 90 recently. Down in the Berry on the bayou. Brother is dealing with that.
God knows what we need and when. This morning's reading Ecclesiastes 1:2 (b)...everything is meaningless.
It's all "stuff".
The Department of Transportation and Development is monitoring, and updating, road closures across the state.
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