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Thread: The August Flood of 2016

  1. Default So, If You've Been Flooded, What Next?

    some things to think about as the recovery begins



  2. Default Multiple School Closures For Monday, August 15, 2016

    There are dozens of schools that will be closed tomorrow.



  3. Default DOTD Updates List Of Road Closures

    DOTD Closures UPDATED AT 4:45 p.m. Effective immediately, the following road closures and high water notifications are in place due to heavy rains. The roads will be reopened as soon as conditions improve.


  4. Default Re: Summer Flood of 2016

    Quote Originally Posted by TravlnCajun View Post
    Remember all the discussions advocating a depressed / tunnel I-49 connector? Pretty sure this event will kill that suggestion
    Want to bet? "Pretty" trumps common sense with quite a few of those folks.

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    Been flooded a few times in my youth, must praise my parents. Remembered the lessons they taught us growing up on the Teche. Am very blessed we only got skimmed in the non ceramic tile parts of our home and went smooth as possible. Prayers to all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZoomZoom View Post
    Want to bet? "Pretty" trumps common sense with quite a few of those folks.

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    Been flooded a few times in my youth, must praise my parents. Remembered the lessons they taught us growing up on the Teche. Am very blessed we only got skimmed in the non ceramic tile parts of our home and went smooth as possible. Prayers to all.
    Grew up on Teche as well. Funniest memory was not flood related. In '73 it snowed enough to cover neighborhood. Bunch of us kids went to build a snowman. Ended up with a base about 4-5'. Got too cold and we rolled it in to the bayou for the Teche's first "iceberg"

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    Quote Originally Posted by TravlnCajun View Post
    Grew up on Teche as well. Funniest memory was not flood related. In '73 it snowed enough to cover neighborhood. Bunch of us kids went to build a snowman. Ended up with a base about 4-5'. Got too cold and we rolled it in to the bayou for the Teche's first "iceberg"
    I remember that snow event. We tied a rope behind a VW to a sheet of plywood, closest we could get to sledding.

    Still fish off the deck sometimes when I'm down there cutting grass.

  7. Default I-10 Closure At Exit 80 in Crowley

    Interstate 10 Westbound will be diverted onto I-49 North, US-190 West, US-165 South to I-10 West



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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeebart21 View Post
    Had to get out only to check on family homes. At the Vermilion River and Pinhook, Outback under water, JP Oil underwater as are Fairfield Inn and Comfort Suites. Camellia st the Vermilion, If Ruffinos hasnt taken on water yet, it will shortly. Guilbeau and Congress intersection completely flooded.

    Be safe. God Bless.

    Z
    Thankfully, us at JP Oil are on the third floor. (We learned that from being on the first floor in 1993 when the building flooded last time). Lofton and others weren't as lucky. Water is out of the building now and Tolson is scrubbing the first floor as we speak. Should be able to go to work by tomorrow.

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    Just1More's Avatar Just1More is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Greatest Fan Ever

    Default Re: Summer Flood of 2016

    I know the majority of you are looking at the Acadiana area. I'm in BR, and it's jacked up over here. One UL alum's house is flooded. I'm lucky. My house is dry. A lot of friends and coworkers are flooded. So far, it appears everyone I know is safe. That's the important thing. But the water damage is unimaginable.


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    Default Re: Summer Flood of 2016

    Probably will be the most damage ever in the state for a non-named storm system. In Lafayette we have already surpassed the average yearly rainfall amount with 4 1/2 months to go.

    I'm thankful to be dry but know so many who haven't been as fortunate.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun90 View Post
    Probably will be the most damage ever in the state for a non-named storm system. In Lafayette we have already surpassed the average yearly rainfall amount with 4 1/2 months to go.

    I'm thankful to be dry but know so many who haven't been as fortunate.
    Almost don't want to say it, but we all need to be praying we don't get a hurricane on top of this.

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    Zeebart21's Avatar Zeebart21 is offline Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Greatest Fan Ever

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunhawk View Post
    Thankfully, us at JP Oil are on the third floor. (We learned that from being on the first floor in 1993 when the building flooded last time). Lofton and others weren't as lucky. Water is out of the building now and Tolson is scrubbing the first floor as we speak. Should be able to go to work by tomorrow.
    No kidding? Thats great news!

    Z

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