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11/28/2024
WT Staff
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November 28, 951 am CST
Village of Tangipahoa BWA following electrical issues, pump failure and loss of pressure
Safe Drinking Water Advisories
Tangipahoa Parish: A BWA was announced for customers of the Village of Tangipahoa Tuesday following an electrical issue in the water plant, pump failure and subsequent loss of pressure system-wide. The Village of Tangipahoa provides potable water to 748 customers from a groundwater well source in Region 7 watershed.
See Louisiana Drinking Water Facility Profiles, here.
See Louisiana Serious Violator Lists from October 2024 back to July 2023, here.
Streamflow Situation from the network of Just two monitoring sites in all of the USGS network of the continental USA are recording flows above flood stage Thanksgiving Day, one of the two being in Louisiana. WTLA is thankful for a reprieve from severe storms and the destructive impact of widespread flooding.
Overcast again this morning in New Orleans Thanksgiving Day, 69 degrees cooling through the day to 67 this afternoon, down to 47 overnight. Streamflows are variable, from an extreme low in Boeuf River in Region 3 to two stations reporting above 90th percentile, much above seasonal normal in Region 5 watershed. Flooding continues in Region 4 Calcasieu River runs half a foot over the channel near Glenmora, down 10 inches since this time yesterday. See the black tag on the map to the right for water level and flow volume details.
Extreme drought continues to grip the Bayou Macon-Tensas River channel down the county line between East and West Carroll Parishes in watershed Region 3. Region 1 watershed's West Bossier Parish remains with the below normal. The remaining area of Louisiana is unrated on the drought map.
WT HAB Tracker from the HAB early detection satellite monitoring program run by National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS)
The latest image upload from NCCOS was captured Nov 27 at a very calm surface condition, 1 mph. Here we see widespread HAB in the south half of Lake Palourde at 600 thousand cells per ml. Black Bay widespread HAB is also visible in this capture, the concentration matching the color scale for 400 thousand cells per ml.
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