Tropical Storm Barry trudges through northwestern Louisiana, threatening tornadoes and dropping up to 15 inches of rain via ReutersTV
tropical storm berry continued to pound Louisiana on Sunday threatening tornadoes and dumping more than a foot of rain in some parts of the state where officials were still warning of life threatening flooding we are quite concerned about the storm it remains a very dangerous storm particular were the guard to the mount of water %HESITATION that could be dropped in those areas in an already full river basin the U. S.
Coast Guard rescued at least eleven people on Saturday after the storm made landfall as a category one hurricane , since weakened to a tropical storm but was still creeping north through western Louisiana low lying New Orleans saw a light rain on Sunday morning and churches and some businesses were open as Reuters reporter Colin eaten we're here in New Orleans on Bourbon street the city seems to have been spared the worst of hurricane very residents have been hunkering down with some...
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