Don't Be Distracted : The Real Problem = Historic Mississippi Flood/Intentional Levee Breach

Ok, I'm late to this thread, I've missed so many pages and i'm confused. Are you telling me this map www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov... is showing what is about to happen to us??? I live in the red, in louisiana. Is this happening to us this week? Do I need to start packing up and move?

reply to post by Under Water


As far as I understand.. the red is what WILL happen

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reply to post by Nekbet


the red is what is already occurring or what is going to occur from today to the 13th... I have not seen them post any maps yet of what it will look like after the 13th.. but it is supposed to take at least two weeks for the flooding to reside.

reply to post by Under Water


www.katc.com...
try the above link for the update yesterday

reply to post by Nekbet


www.katc.com...

another link but this one is dated the 6th.. you may want to check kalb.. nothing headlines .. all small articles, but it might help you make a decision

www.wunderground.com...

The Flood Warning continues for
the Black River at Acme
* from Wednesday may 18 until further notice.
* At 11:00 am Sunday the stage was 40.1 feet.
* Moderate flooding is forecast.
* Flood stage is 48.0 feet.
* Forecast... the river will rise above flood stage by late Wednesday
may 19 and will continue to rise to near 53.0 feet by early Wednesday
morning may 25.
* Impact... at 52.0 feet... widespread lowland flooding is occurring.
Evacuation of livestock and equipment is recommended.
* Impact... at 50.5 feet... community of Brouillette is inundated.
* Impact... at 49.0 feet... minor lowland flooding is occurring near the
river.

EDIT: The above link I think gives a better map picture

thanks, will be watching....

reply to post by Nekbet

As far as I understand.. the red is what WILL happen

Or what is happening. According to the map the red is "occurring or imminent"

Definitely if you live in that area have your stuff ready to go.

Hello, it all depends on the levee system, if the levees hold it would be great. If not Concordia parish is in big trouble. The parish is encircled with levees. The main MS river levees are only a foot or two above the projected crest. If you pray, now is a really good time. Not trying to fear monger though, if the levees hold the line things will seem like mostly, normal high river events, just about six foot more than the standing record around here. At the very least you should be ready to head for high ground. Things that are not replaceable or valuable should be moved out and soon. By Wed. we will have a new record river stage and the crest is still eleven days away. I wish I had a house boat, a big one. This map shows Natchez flooded, the town is built on a hill. Most of Natchez should be ok. Since recording river stages started formally, the river hasn't ever been as high as it is predicted too be this time. Nobody knows whats going to happen. Worst case, this is a very deadly life changing event. Stay Safe!

This whole thing makes me think of the images of the new madrid/edgar casey/navy future map seen here: blueskysunshine.org...

Just how wide spread will it actually get when it's all done? My town is 18.5 ft above sea level. I hope that's enough.

reply to post by Under Water


It's eeirie isn't it? I keep looking at Cayce map too and the new map from the U.S. Navy and think how similar they are to this event.

reply to post by EvolEric


My granddaughter is a Paratrooper in the Army, and they have been on standby for Natural Disasters in the US, which is odd, they would use active military, But she didn't even know about the flood. I am more and more angery that this is not the biggest Story on the MSM. It is even criminal because people that could have at least saved the things in their home are not told until the water is coming in to evacuate. They knew they were going to blow those levees months even years before in case of a bad flood, but never told the Farmers the threat of loosing their farms. And now the insurance will not even help them after all they have paid into it. They need to sue, but I can see they will probably just end up like New Orleans, and the Government will just seize the land.

reply to post by coolottie


I know, I don't get it. I'm alerting everyone here and no one knows what's coming for us! How is this not huge news??? This is katrina x's 1000!!!

I would say the best thing to do is watch the weather channel,or go to their website.They have been talking about this for awhile.
They are talking about opening the Morganza Spillway,just above Baton Rouge.

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www.nola.com...

reply to post by Under Water


Cause thats what the weather channel is for,MSM ain't gonna report on it ,that got politicking
to do.

www.weather.com...

And here is a link that shows satellite pics of before and after of flooding.

www.weather.com...

Hello everyone,

I spent until very late yesterday working
I spent Mother's Day with my Mom.

Hope all you mom's out there had a good one!!



A LOT of stuff to catch up on!!!

This Map kdog1982 Posted

...That's a big chunk of land that's gonna be flooded...

gonna check out those satellite pictures now

reply to post by EvolEric


when you check the satellite maps,put your pointer on and of of them and hit the next right above each pic and see how much was flooded from the Cairo flooding.

Call me blind...

but I can't see where blowing the levee helped anything
Click Here

I'm sure it did...



thanks kdog1982 for the pointer... no pun intended ha

reply to post by coolottie


I'm half asleep right now...

But your saying that the army isnt even alerted over this flood?

I have heard of the military being alerted before...
during these disasters... but if they arent over this... that is odd...