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August 30, 2005

Waters Continue to Rise in New Orleans

The waters are rising in New Orleans and the Mayor estimates that 80% of the city is under water.

Continued flooding of New Orleans is FEMA's worse-case scenario natural disaster scenario. The waters will not recede, as many news stations keep saying. The water levels may reach equilibrium, but there is literally no place for the water to go. It must be pumped out, an effort that will take weeks, if not months. Mobile AL and other cities along the gulf coast are also devastated. How many hundreds of thousands will be homeless? For how long?

Keep praying for the affected communities, emergency response personnel, and the long-term reconstruction efforts. Hugh Hewitt is looking for someone to organize a coordinated blogothon for relief efforts.

Josh Britton has all the relevant links.

Posted by Rick at August 30, 2005 11:08 AM

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