Hurricane Ida is bringing her wrath.
Please pray for those in her path.

The City of New Orleans is DARK.😢😢👀

JUST IN: Hurricane Ida has left all of New Orleans without power due to "catastrophic transmission damage," according to Entergy New Orleans.https://t.co/RdkgVmqDKW

— NOLA.com (@NOLAnews) August 30, 2021

😩 @FOX8NOLA just confirmed – Entergy transmission tower that supplies ALL POWER to Orleans parish collapsed into the river.

— Gravy Stained Memoirs (@adelee23) August 30, 2021

FYI

https://twitter.com/harveybookr/status/1432188402997370884?s=19

New Orleans 911 Line 504-821-2222 . Please Share !

— maya🎀. (@MayaZeon) August 30, 2021

Doctors at a Louisiana hospital in the path of Hurricane Ida had to manually pump air in and out of patients’ lungs after generator failure caused ventilators to stop working.https://t.co/GZc2eri1uy

— Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D (@RVAwonk) August 30, 2021

For every one who isn't informed, the Cajun Navy is currently in the Laplace area. They are however requesting that those of you who are in a attic, move to somewhere (IF POSSIBLE) that your flashlight can be seen. Wave it repeatedly, so they can detect the signal & come to get u

— blackbird (@hometreez) August 30, 2021

https://twitter.com/amore_sun/status/1432188120720674817?s=19

ALERT: You can now text "Ida" to (504) 688-4438 for Hurricane Ida updates for metro New Orleans from our staff. pic.twitter.com/8fJkHN0Q6G

— NOLA.com (@NOLAnews) August 30, 2021

#HurricaneIda THREAD: Please RT Make A Call for Anyone needed to be Rescue
Contact Cajun Navy (Laplace, LA)
504-517-6289
985-850-4638
If No Answers Please Leave a Detailed Message.
Name
Address
Contact number
What's needed
How many people
Any special needs

— 31 Days of Gigi 7/10 (@LifeIsSoG) August 30, 2021

This is Contact Information for The State of Louisiana.

For Shelter Information calling from Louisiana dial 211https://t.co/pCNYOAuJCT

— 31 Days of Gigi 7/10 (@LifeIsSoG) August 30, 2021

U.S. Coast Guard Sector New Orleans in New Orleans, Louisiana
200 Hendee St, New Orleans, LA 70114

(504) 365-2200
Provide: Name, Address, Telephone Number and Extenuating Circumstances

— 31 Days of Gigi 7/10 (@LifeIsSoG) August 30, 2021

US Coast Guard Station New Orleans – Military base in Metairie, Louisiana

201 Metairie-Hammond Hwy, Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 846-6181
Provide Name, Address, Number of People, Telephone Number and Any Extenuating Circumstances

— 31 Days of Gigi 7/10 (@LifeIsSoG) August 30, 2021

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— 31 Days of Gigi 7/10 (@LifeIsSoG) August 30, 2021

As a lifelong New Orleanian, I’ve seen a lot of storms. This one is different than all the others.

Tonight, please join me in sending a prayer to Louisiana.

Tomorrow, the road to recovery begins.

— Congressman Troy A. Carter (@RepTroyCarter) August 30, 2021

I included this in this week’s #DisabilityDownload, but it needs to be share on its own too.

Please share. #HurricaneIda #Hurricane @disasterstrat pic.twitter.com/vL1muCUxOm

— @ImaniBarbarin@disabled.social (@Imani_Barbarin) August 30, 2021

https://twitter.com/HamptonHavenS/status/1432152188101578755?s=19

The moment New Orleans went dark pic.twitter.com/5QUIKtzo1B

— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) August 30, 2021

😲😲😲

https://twitter.com/ash34443/status/1432078536450392075?s=19

Hurricane Ida Reversed the Mississippi River https://t.co/LYCdMgOdiQ

— Lesa Pamplin (@LesaPamplin) August 29, 2021

Doing the Lord’s work

Hello friends of @WCKitchen! I’m on the ground in New Orleans with @natemook & WCK’s Relief team…Winds are getting bad as Hurricane #Ida makes landfall…We have 3 kitchens ready with supplies already for 100,000+ meals! Now we will shelter until Ida passes… #ChefsForLouisiana pic.twitter.com/QQ7YR89zyn

— Chef José Andrés 🕊️🥘🍳 (@chefjoseandres) August 29, 2021