JohnDB
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Okay....they say that it's on the way.
Mandatory evacuations for New Orleans...(what's left of it)
But as usual it isn't so much the storm itself as it is Lake Pontchartrain overflowing and flooding the whole area.
In the meantime coffee warehouses are in the bullseye and all of the oil refineries and platforms in the gulf.
The president this afternoon gave the orders preparing for the hurricane saying there isn't enough time to prepare...(we have known for a week it was coming at this point...but whatever)
OSB and plywood manufacturing is getting a nice bump in the markets.
Mandatory evacuations for New Orleans...(what's left of it)
But as usual it isn't so much the storm itself as it is Lake Pontchartrain overflowing and flooding the whole area.
In the meantime coffee warehouses are in the bullseye and all of the oil refineries and platforms in the gulf.
The president this afternoon gave the orders preparing for the hurricane saying there isn't enough time to prepare...(we have known for a week it was coming at this point...but whatever)
OSB and plywood manufacturing is getting a nice bump in the markets.
New Orleans evacuates as Hurricane Ida expected to strengthen to Category 4 with 140 mph winds
Ida could make landfall as a category 4 hurricane on Sunday when it hits the Gulf Coast with maximum winds of 140 mph, according to the latest forecast from the National Hurricane Center.
www.foxnews.com