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Could be even worse than Katrina, because Katrina came in on the east side of New Orleans so the dirty side was over in Mississippi (which got leveled, way worse than anything Louisiana saw that day).  It was the storm surge and levees failing that made Katrina so bad, and that danger is still there, but this time New Orleans also looks to be getting the dirty side of the hurricane.

This is really bad.  My buddy in Baton Rouge decided a couple of days ago to stay home and ride it out, I hope he's okay.  He's been through a few of these so he knows what he's in for, but you never know what weirdness can occur.

Where is @MikeDeTiger living these days?

right now the only good thing about this storm is that its moving at a very fast pace 16 mph

if it will not slow down too much it will move on inland instead of punishing the coastal areas

anyway thats the hope

as a follow up when Katrina hit it was moving at less the 7 mph

I texted him, he's in East Texas now, so should be well clear of the storm's path.  They might get some rain from the outer bands but nothing else.

Nobody gave him permission to move to Texas

Read him his rights

Real-Time Global Tropical Cyclone Activity (colostate.edu)

Useful site for checking cyclonic activity versus norms.