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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 2001

Page

2

Barry Threatens Gulf Coast But May Bypass Louisiana

Tropical Storm Barry stalled in the Gulf and was likely to move inland between Mobile Alabama and Pensacola Florida. Officials warned of high tides and rain while Grand Isle Louisiana prepared with sandbags and closures. The storm’s path shifted east, with watches from Grand Isle to Apalachicola Florida.

New Orleans Barry Gulf of Mexico Louisiana Alabama Florida Panhandle Mobile Pensacola Florida National Hurricane Center Hugh Cobb David Camardelle Grand Isle Barrier Island Camardelle Mississippi River Delta Apalachicola Fla Morgan City Caleb Mike Derdche Kim Haber Gulf Shores Ala

Flooding Deadly Across Kentucky and Tennessee

Severe storms drenched parts of Kentucky and Tennessee with more than 4 inches of rain. In Floyd County Kentucky as many as 200 homes were affected and one man died after his ATV overturned in Hurricane Creek. Ten people were reported missing, with crews searching by boat and helicopter as shelters opened for evacuees. In Greene County Tennessee nine people remained unaccounted for, including hikers and campers.

Pikeville Kentucky Tennessee National Weather Service Floyd County Patrick Conley Division of Emergency Management Leslie Howell Jr Hurricane Creek Boldman Steven Slone Greene County Bill Brown Greeneville-Greene County

Firefighters gain aid as weather slows Yellowstone blaze

Fire crews contained 15 percent of a 2800 acre wildfire near Yellowstone east entrance aided by clouds and forecasts of rain. Four crews camped overnight with 700 firefighters battling the blaze aided by retardant planes and water dumps. East gate area remains closed. lodging operations report minor tourism impact while locals face income losses. Elk Mountain Fire on the SD-WY line largely tamed, having burned 12545 acres.

Yellowstone National Park Wyo Bobby Kitchens Shoshone National Forest Kitchens Pahaska Tepee Resort Kim Smith Rick Hoeninghausen

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