HARVEY, La. (WGNO) – In Louisiana, with his West Bank crew, Josh Clark is in the business of building and rebuilding. His ...

Hurricane Milton expected to unleash 'worst devastation since Hurricane Katrina' with 200mph winds in 'once-in-a-generation' storm event America is braced for a ‘once-in-a generation’ storm ...

Hurricane Katrina maintains the record alongside Hurricane Harvey as the costliest storm of all time, with $125 billion in damages. Hurricane Ian places second with $113 billion in damages most ...

Edward Buckles Jr. was 13 when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans ... It was hard to watch that archival footage, but I learned a lot. I was hearing a lot of crazy stuff that these different ...

But for many hurricane researchers and residents in storm-prone regions, Milton's initial pinhole eye and extreme wind speeds brought to mind another record-breaking storm: Katrina. After ...

Much of “Katrina Babies” consists of archival disaster footage interwoven with modern ... a mandatory evacuation order shortly before the hurricane, thousands of residents stayed, lacking ...

Footage of Tropicana Field ... immediately conjured images of Hurricane Katrina’s severe damage to New Orleans’s Superdome in 2005. They also raised fresh questions about whether hurricane ...

IT IS A DAY THAT NEARLY TWO DECADES AGO CHANGED SO MANY LIVES FOREVER. 19 YEARS AGO TODAY, HURRICANE KATRINA DEVASTATED THE AREA. AND TODAY NEW ORLEANS CITY LEADERS WILL REMEMBER THE 100 ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Thursday, Aug. 29, marks the 19th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, a devastating storm that forever changed New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. As one of the deadliest and most ...

What are the odds? Two major hurricanes, on the same day, 16 years apart? On Aug. 29, 2005, Category 3 Hurricane Katrina made landfall. Some thought that there was no way this could ever happen again.

Aerial footage is capturing the extent of Hurricane Helene's cataclysmic impact ... the U.S. mainland since 1950 and the deadliest since Katrina, which killed 1,392 people in 2005.