” Heavy rains should also begin to affect portions of the northern Gulf Coast on
Friday. Please consult products from your local meteorological
service for more information.
* Formation chance through 48 hours…high…70 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days…high…90 percent.”
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin=atlc&fdays=2
New Orleans Times Picayune –
Very heavy weather hitting the southeast now.
Flooding can severely impact nuke plants if they should lose power to the control room. They can only rely on back-up generators for a few hours. We will add new info here as it comes in … including outside Louisiana.
ABC – At least 4 dead after reported tornadoes, flooding sweep through the South
WKRN – Severe weather gone, Flood Watch cancelled for Middle Tennessee
FLOOD WARNINGS from WAFB –
East Baton Rouge, LAPointe Coupee, LAWest Baton Rouge, LAWest Feliciana, LAWilkinson, MS
US WEATHER MAP – https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/national/weather-radar#.WpLUDZ7H0mE.twitter
RSOE MAP – 
RIVER STAGES – more links 1/2 way down the right sidebar >
Find a reactor near you by ZIPCODE – Nuclear Reactor Location Map
NUKE ALERT MICH. – Pallisades and D.C. Cook nuke plants are in a flood area – MAP – REPORT
ILL. – Braidwood and Dresden nuke plants are in flood area – MAP – REPORT
On Waterford NPP – Flooding is not a meltdown risk at St. Charles nuclear plant, regulators say (Mar. 1)
Mar. 2 – flooding threat near New Orleans / Waterford NPP
flooding threat near Baton Rogue / Riverbend NPP
Mar. 4
Philadelphia area Peachbottom NPP and Calvert Cliffs near electric outage area from storms.
NYC – power outages around Indian Point NPP area
Conn. – high storm surge causes flooding near Pilgrim NPP and Seabrook NPP
The Advocate – Order temporarily blocks burned material from Ebola patient from Louisiana landfill [ in Lake Charles. 170 miles west of Bayou Corne ]
State Judge Robert Downing, who is sitting in for state District Judge Kay Bates at the 19th Judicial District Court, on Monday signed the temporary restraining order, which in part asks for more information about the safety of the waste.”
Wonder where they will take it.
Sent in: Shreveport, Louisiana LOUD BOOM POSSIBLE Meteor Event
The Louisiana Sinkhole Bugle 