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| Yes | 73% | 219 votes | Total: 302 votes | |
| No | 27% | 83 votes |
This question is like asking will LA get hit with another earthquake. The question should read When will another flood wipe out New Orleans. New Orleans, at its highest point, ...read more
by Kim Sharpe
I believe that it is inevitable that New Orleans will get hit again by a major Hurricane at some point in history. And, no matter how much people want to avoid the issue, the...read more
The answer to this unfortunately is yes. But the same goes for any sea-level areas, which are not adequately protected against the increasingly turbulent weather conditions whic...read more
As a native Louisianian, the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina was reminiscent of hurricanes past: Camille, Betsy, Andrew. The media circus surrounding Katrina was nothing more than...read more
by Jim Smoot
Years ago the people of the delta region made some disastrous decisions that are now being felt by the people of Louisiana and Mississippi. In order to control flooding along t...read more
by Loretta
On September 1, 2008, hurricane Gustav reached winds of 86 mph in Louisiana, as the oil platforms clocked wind speeds at 100 knots. Water pushed up from hurricane Gustav contin...read more
Will another flood wipe out New Orleans? Historically a flood caused by a hurricane has wiped out New Orleans almost every century. The fact that New Orleans still does not have...read more
by Bill Whitney
I don't think that there is any doubt that New Orleans will be heavily damaged by another flood sometime. When you build a city that is below sea level and it is built on the s...read more
New Orleans is a city in critical condition. When the question of will another flood wipe out the city, we must look at the willingness of those that control this city. First of...read more
by Phil Clark
Yes. I am convinced we have neither the political, financial, and technological will to save the city. Katrina was just one onslaught of nature that the city faces. As climat...read more
Sure, New Orleans will suffer many more floods, but I don't believe it will ever be "wiped out" per say by a hurricane surge or a swollen Mississippi. The city will face more o...read more
Some weeks ago, I have seen another documentary at the Italian TV making also a reconstruction of Katrina destructive path across the Gulf of Mexico and the south of Louisiana a...read more
I live a mere footstep away from New Orleans, in St. Bernard Parish, and I saw what Katrina did to my home. I walked through the wreckage, trudged through the thick sludge cover...read more
by David Brown
There is an old saying, "History Repeats itself," comes to mind in answering this question. The floods provided by Hurricane Katrina and the levies giving way, really did some ...read more
Unfortunately I think that New Orleans will experience another catastrophic storm at some point in the future. Will this flood wipe out the city? The answer will be yes- as long...read more
by LaSal
Let's look at this logically. First. Levee's that didn't work, which was proven during Katrina, have simply been repaired. So what we've fixed, still won't work. Nice. Sec...read more
I believe that New Orleans as well as other coastal cities will be wiped out again. It is a fact that we can not control what happens with the weather and with sea levels rising...read more
The Year 2004 was pretty descriptive in a qualitative and quantitative analytical search in Quantum Theory of data. With absit omen, I feel that our scientific community has go...read more
by Kenya Evans
Undoubtedly, New Orleans will be faced with another disaster, possibly with the same impact of Katrina and unfortunately, the city is still not prepared for it. The government's...read more
by Pegg Wible
As sad as it is, it is just a matter of time that the entire gulf area will yet again be hit with a devastating hurricane(s)and flooding waters. How many lives must be lost bef...read more
I personally believe that New Orleans will survive. It's what is in our hearts that keeps us getting up each time we are knocked down, that goes for any city, state and country...read more
by Wendy Hepton
To say a place will be flooded again, is not the same as saying it will be wiped out. To wipe something out denotes complete obliteration. The type of thing that happens when ...read more
What do I mean that flood will not wipe out New Orleans? Well, I can't prevent the floods but New Orleans can prevent the floods! Flood can occur anywhere and at anytime so get...read more
by Nichole Nash
New Orleans will experience more floods, more fires and more hurricanes. They will experience devastation again, though hopefully we will never again see residents stranded on ...read more
by Phil Hill
New Orleans is a source of pride to Americans. It represents all that is best in the US. It was an unlikely creation. Then it was cruelly devastated by nature. But we humans are...read more
by J. B. Well
Oh, No. It will definitely be something much, much worst than water. The next time, it will be fire, the fires of Hell. While much sympathy and despair is felt for those who ...read more
by Jamel Little
I am one New Orleans native that truly believes that there will never be a flood of such great magnitude as the one following hurricane Katrina. America can no longer sit aroun...read more
New Orleans is the sinking city. It's the toe of Louisiana that is dipping into the ocean. The city is full of swamps. Graves must be above ground since the town is below sea ...read more
by Cumminworth
Katrina didn't wipe New Orleans off the map that time and the city will learn from that experience. What ever doesn't kill you can only make you stronger, and New Orleans will...read more
Nothing is impossible. In August 2005, the category 3 storm burrowed into the gulf coast, obliterated the levee system and killed nearly 2,000 in the flood. Hurricane Katrina...read more
It's really difficult to say. New Orleans still has some serious infrastructural work to do to get the city back to the way that it was before Katrina anyway to even make that ...read more
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