Daily Archives: Monday, August 29, 2005

Inland tropical storm Katrina: As I head to bed, it’s raining in Nashville. (Here’s a link to the National Weather Service’s Experimental Radar from Nashville, although I’m not exactly sure what the experiment is. Southest of Nashville, towards Chattanooga, there … Continue reading →

Terry Teachout’s Katrina efforts: I’m very appreciative of Terry’s work to keep up with Katrina bloggers. A great example of running as fast as possible to keep up with something heading in way too many directions. Also, his note at … Continue reading →

As predicted, Shawn Lea is hurricane blogging: In Jackson, Miss., Shawn is in the midst of a stiff wind: “Our neighbor’s huge old oak tree just fell onto the right side of our house. Much excitement here! But look…I’m still … Continue reading →

Hyper-local emergency/crisis blogging – be prepared: In times of local crisis, the importance of having an active blogging community becomes very apparent. There are so many people outside an area who are desperately seeking information — any information — from … Continue reading →

Katrina Monday: CNN is reporting on-air that part of the roof of the Super Dome is peeling off. It is serving as a shelter of last resort for over 10,000 people. The reporter is saying people inside are concerned, but … Continue reading →