Apocalyptic scenes in Louisiana and New Orleans after four huge tornadoes flip cars and trash homes
The National Weather Service says it has confirmed four tornadoes that have touched down in southern Louisiana
Damage was reported late Tuesday morning in and around New Orleans as severe storms battered Louisiana
Structural damage was also reported following a confirmed tornado north of Lake Pontchartrain
New Orleans East is home to at least 65,000 residents, down from 95,000 prior to Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the area in 2005
New Orleans East is a neighborhood in the city’s Ninth Ward
DailyMail.com
7 February 2017
Parts of eastern New Orleans are looking like a disaster area following a line of severe weather that blew through the city on Tuesday morning.
An enormous storm ended up flipping over cars, tore the roofs off homes, ripped through a gas station canopy, broke tall power poles off their foundations, flipped a food truck upside-down and left a couch resting improbably on a pile of debris in the middle of a road.
Hail as big as ping-pong balls was observed near Kenner, Louisiana. More than 10,000 homes and businesses lost power in southeastern Louisiana because of the storms.
Severe thunderstorms swept across the Gulf Coast region, where at least four damaging tornadoes and large hail were observed in parts of southeastern Louisiana, including New Orleans.
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