#OTD in 2005, #HurricaneKatrina made landfall in #Louisiana. The event flooded at least 80 percent of #NewOrleans and destroyed #StBernardParish. #Landsat recorded the devastation and continues to monitor #Wetlands in the region. Learn more here: https://t.co/Q7xTvJKJNn https://t.co/UZps7Bgsdk

USGS Landsat

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Twenty years ago, @NOAA satellites helped monitor and track one of the deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history—#HurricaneKatrina—as it devastated New Orleans and the Mississippi coast.

Today, NOAA's latest generation of satellites provide faster and more accurate forecasts and warnings than ever before.

Learn more in our latest #EarthFromOrbit video:
https://t.co/FZCIL8cK5d

NOAA Satellites

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RT @USCG: 20 years after #HurricaneKatrina, hear the incredible stories of two survivors!  
 
The @USCG rescued over 33,000, embodying our enduring legacy as America’s maritime first responder. Watch this moving video testimonial of these survivors and learn previously untold stories about our response: https://t.co/oW1iurmZeQ

NHC_TAFB

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RT @53rdWRS: Today, we honored the Gulf Coast community with a flyover in Gulfport, Mississippi, marking the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. This tribute remembers the resilience of those impacted and the dedication of all who answered the call in the storm’s aftermath.✈️

#MissionReady #HurricaneKatrina #403rdWing

NHC_TAFB

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