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a map shows that Ida is tracking towards the Louisiana and Mississippi Gulf Coast and expected to make landfall as a category 3 hurricane
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Ida Forecast to Strike Gulf Coast Sunday As ‘Major Hurricane’ On Katrina Anniversary

Federal forecasters say Tropical Storm Ida will rapidly strengthen and strike the Gulf Coast as a powerful category 3 hurricane on Sunday, Aug. 29, bringing with it the possibility of life-threatening wind, tornadoes, flooding, and storm surge throughout Louisiana and Mississippi.

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Ashton Pittman August 27, 2021
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Emergency Evacuation Ordered on Mississippi Coast as Hurricane Sally Approaches

Mississippians living in low-lying areas along the Gulf Coast must evacuate today as Hurricane Sally approaches. Weather experts predict that the area could see a storm surge as high as 11 feet.

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Ashton Pittman September 14, 2020

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