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Hurricane Laura Social Media Storm Reports

Hurricane Laura made landfall near Cameron, Louisiana around 1:00 am CDT on August 27, 2020 as a strong Category 4 storm with sustained of 150 mph he strongest land-falling system to reach the state of Louisiana in over 164 years.  Hurricane warnings also forecast storm surges of 15 ft warning Hurricane Laura is “unsurvivable”.

Hurricane Laura Social Media Storm Reports:

 
Hurricane Laura Damage Sulphur Louisiana
 
Chemical Fire Lake Charles, Louisiana Lake Charles, Louisiana
Downtown Lake Charles near Olive & Indigo jewelry Lake Charles, Louisiana
Hackberry, Louisiana Hurricane Laura
 
Lake Charles, Louisiana Cameron, Louisiana
 
EMS and rescue headed toward Louisiana on I-10 West Lake Charles, Louisiana
Lake Charles, Louisiana Lake Charles, Louisiana
Lake Charles, Louisiana Capitol One Tower Lake Charles, Louisiana Casino
 
Near Sulphur, Louisiana Near Lake Charles, Louisiana
 
Near Lake Charles, Louisiana Near Lake Charles, Louisiana

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