hurricane isaac

Down frontman and metal icon Philip Anselmo issued a video update while smack dab in the middle of Hurricane Isaac in Louisiana. Anselmo initially issued the clip a few days ago, but the audio quality was poor and indiscernible. It has since been republished with better audio quality. Of course, Anselmo’s description of the storm was peppered with eff bombs, but he provided a first-person perspective, and one that is uniquely Anselmo, of what life is like during a hurricane.

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The great thing about Facebook is you can share your opinion with anyone and everyone. The bad thing about Facebook is your opinion is shared with anyone and everyone.

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Looks like for the most part, we here in Acadiana were lucky enough to dodge a bullet with Hurricane Isaac yesterday. As we all watched the storm here on the ground like silly humans, satellites were in space snapping some fantastic pictures of Hurricane Isaac as it slowly came on land

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High winds have caused numerous power outages across the area.

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Yesterday, Saints quarterback Drew Brees gave the citizens of New Orleans a message of hope before Hurricane Isaac made landfall. Today, he continues to give NOLA citizens words of encouragement.

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Isaac is just beginning to make his presence felt here in Acadiana. Over to our east in NOLA though, the storm has been raging since last night. Check out the video the crew at nola.com put together of

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Despite recently weakening to a tropical storm, the catastrophic effects of Hurricane Isaac continue through Wednesday afternoon. The storm has dumped more than ten inches of rain across the area and left at least 725,000 homes without power.

With tropical storm Isaac moving onshore, the waterways of Acadiana are going  through some very strange phenomena. The water in Lake Peigneur and the  Delcambre Canal has dropped to such a low level, you can see the bottom  of both waterways

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From Joey Durel:

Just made the decision, along with all municipalities, to go to a 6:00pm to 6:00am curfew. This will help businesses make a decision and allow emergency personnel to keep a better eye on things. My big

Schools in Acadiana are closed due to Hurricane Isaac. Updates regarding Thursday are being added as we get them so check back for more details.

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