Hurricane Katrina Day by Day | National Geographic

I’m so sorry for them😭😭😭

Um hunny I don’t see anyone voguing

I was around two weeks old when this happened. I don’t remember it but I do know it was one of the worst and scariest hurricanes. However where I live, not many hurricanes hit my area because I don’t live near the ocean.

I’m 18. However there was only one hurricane (the 2012 one) that hit my area during its peak.

We did get a nor’easter once back in March 2018

school was canceled because of the dangerous weather conditions, and we lost power.

Plus it killed six people in my area-

really smart living in a city below sea level. what could go wrong..

You people who report on Louisiana do not understand our culture.

My name is Katrina guys

I was a baby when this happened in New York

I’m lucky that a storm with the same wind speed did not harm anybody in my area.

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I was 14 years old. She hit the day after my brother's 2nd birthday. We lived in Morgan City- about 1 1/2 hours from New Orleans. We were tore up. I cried and cried thinking about my brethren and the destruction they went through.

We will never forget or let anyone else forget about Hurricane Katrina.

As Floridian, living in a bay area, we get a long hurricane season every single year as you all know. But, sadly, in this case Katrina was definitely not the biggest problem in Louisiana. How sad it was the way some people took advantage of and abused the victims, and how authorities handled the situation from the beginning. RIP those lost their lives.

mR Trump, (Reader's Digest) Timor East has simillar situat and 'nervous breakdown 🥸

Its sad that the comment section has a lot of cringe kids that didnt take Katrina seriously.
I swear, no one is ever going to forget this unforgettable storm..

the hurricane....................KATRINA!

I remember hurricane Katrina as a kid living in Houston Texas it was set to hit Texas initially then it changed its course to Louisiana. Everyone outside of louisiana felt its effect. i made friends who fled from louisiana. I remember watching these footages on the news.

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" We're going to find Katrina and bring her to justice."

I saw this at school today 😂 but also RIP to those people 😢😢

I will never forget this.

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Hurricane Fiona devastated us in the Atlantic Maritimes.

I read a I Survived book about this when I was like 9 and never actually studied it in depth. Here I am 7 years later.

Yolanda: wow that's weak 🤩

That was like a 3rd world country then it was so bad

GIGACHAD 2000s documentary showing bodies like a beast

Today we observed 19 years since the present of hurricane Katrina which sent surprise and demise to lives

I lived in Miami when Katrina came. When it hit South Florida none of us imagined it would be the monster it would become, it was just another storm for us. Once it hit Louisiana, we knew this storm was different than all the others before it.

I was in Miami when it hit. I remember it being ferocious and it was only Cat 1. I can’t imagine being in NO

Gulfport Mississippi here it’s been 18 years and Gulfport still doesn’t look normal.

I fear something similar might be happening again right now in the gulf

🔵🌏

RIP 1400 people and 50000 pets

Watching mid 2000s news videos looks like the 90s now. I was 10 years old when hurricane Katrina happened but remember it like yesterday. Rest In Peace to all the victims.

Heartbreaking

my heart goes out to those people who passed in katrina❤

My First birthday. Hurricane Katrina starts. I don’t live at the area when it started but watching these scared me.

As a kid I thought this was for once, the end of a city. I had some class mates in school that had family down in new orleans, and it just made me break down in class one time.
I thought this was the end, of a major city, and it'd never rebuild.
But I guess that the tenacity of people will not let their city die, and today, 2023, New Orleans will continue to thrive as it has

this happened right before I was born 😐

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I was in New Orleans a month before for a wedding so sad this was.

Worst thing that happened to the Houston area. Got flooded by violent, aggressive thugs. Even as an elementary school student, right OUTSIDE of the Houston area. I clearly felt the increase in violence, and awful behaviour brought in by A LOT of the evacuees. There was some respectable people, BUT there was just SO MUCH AWFUL STUFF TO IGNORE!

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I hate to say it... But when you build a massive city below water level right on the ocean, what do you expect to happen?

This what happens when you use wood to build houses, what happened to the good old stone bricks and concrete

I live in Louisiana