The August Flood of 2016

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Lake Dauterive Still Flooded: Residents cope

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Thank you, South Alabama. Ragin' Cajuns and flood victims across Louisiana needed your help.

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Flood Kits available in St. Martin Parish

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Jambalaya lunches for flood victims and volunteers

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President Obama visits flood-damaged Louisiana in show of support

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Vermilion dropping a steady 0.3' per day at Surrey Street bridge.

[CajunT]

Vermilion dropping a steady 0.3' per day at Surrey Street bridge.

Drove by there the last two days, 0.3' is barely noticeable at the current stage.

[HelmutVII]

0.3' is about 4". You can see the mud line on the trees though and it is down considerably. Slow steady drop is good. Rapid drop is bad.

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WASHINGTON – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced Monday that due to the damage and displacement caused by recent flooding, the grace period to renew flood insurance policies ha

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[CajunT]

0.3' is about 4". You can see the mud line on the trees though and it is down considerably. Slow steady drop is good. Rapid drop is bad.

No, I understand the tree line but its not that noticeable without looking for landmarks. I grew up right there in River Oaks and I've actually seen it worse when it comes to the neighborhood. The pumps were not updated back then and the levee was not as high.

[RaisingCajun08]

Parts of St. Martinville are still unpassable. Water is black and nasty!

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Lake Dauterive Still Flooded: Residents cope

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I go check out here every other day. Looks like it's going down a little but will be a long time before it's all gone.