Hurricane Sally is slowly creeping into the Panhandle dumping potentially historic levels of rain across the region. The Cajun Navy has been deployed to assist in the likely numerous search and rescues that will be needed once floodwaters from the up to 30 inches of rain begin to rise, and United Cajun Navy founder Todd Terrell says unfortunately it appears many of the residents did not evacuate.
Cut 4 (09)“ …could survive it.”
Sally came ashore as a category two hurricane, but the biggest fear is not storm surge or wind, but rain.
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