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9/14/2024
WT Staff
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September 14, 2024 1008 am CDT
After Francine - No more flooding in the reference network
Streamflow Situation from the network of USGS streamflow gauges in Louisiana
Amite River ceased flooding near French Settlement around 245 am this morning, the flooding downstream at HWY 22 near Maurepas was under control around 730 am this morning. Flooding at Boston Street in Covington ceased yesterday afternoon. New Orleans local forecast office is calling for a 30% chance of heavy rain today and tonight with a slight chance of rain tomorrow, no further flooding is expected.
WT HAB Tracker from the satellite monitoring program of National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS)
A satellite image of Lake Pontchartrain and the southeast water bodies is dated Sep 13, taken at a wind speed 4.8 mph. This image is partially cloud obscured, we can see Lac des Allemands lakewide HAB is down to 800 or 900 thousand cells per ml, much lower than last week. Lake Pontchartrain is cloud obscured on the west side, the open water visible from center to the east shows no HAB activity or too low to visualize. Lake Verret is the high concentration leader today, a lakewide HAB at 1 million cells per ml. See the latest LA HAB Tracker report, here.
Safe Drinking Water Advisories
Morehouse Parish: Bastrop got a Boil advisory yesterday following a main break at the intersection of Winn and the Old Bonita Road. The advisory is required for all customers connecting on Winn Road, until further notice.
See the latest Safe Drinking Water Act compliance stats here, including the US EPA list of serious violators.
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