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Hurricane Gustav: Live Updates & Online Resources
The following is NowPublic's compendium of real-time updates, resources, and information on Hurricane Gustav, as of September 1, 2008. Our coverage is ongoing and these links will continue to be updated.
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Hurricane Gustav - summary:
Tropical Storm Gustav became Hurricane Gustav on August 26, 2008. Gustav, the third hurricane of the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season, started as a category one storm, making landfall around on August 26 close to the capital Port-au-Prince. 23 people died from the storm in Haiti. On August 27, the storm was downgraded to a tropical storm, but is expected to regain strength to at least a category two hurricane. It reached Jamaica on August 28 and had killed at least 70 people in the Caribbean as of August 29. Gustav is heading towards the Gulf Coast, predicted to reach it on September 1, 2008.
Government Updates:
FEMA Offical Site: Gustav Information
DisasterHelp.gov
Social Media Updates: [ news, blogs, twitter, photos, audio, video, networks ]
Hurricane Gustav Social Network on Ning
Hurricane Gustav News Aggregator
Hurricane Gustav Digital Support Brigade on Facebook
Blog for Displaced Evacuees [ including transcribed voice reports ]
Hurricane Gustav Voice Reports via Utterz
News Updates:
Hurricane Gustav on Mahalo
Hurricane Gustav Resources
MyFOXHurricane - weather maps and live monitoring
Metblogs Gustav Resources Online
Local News & Live Hurricane Cams:
LSU's Reveille - [ live hurricane webcam ]
Loyola-New Orlean's Maroon
Mississippi State University's The Reflector
Hurricam on Ustream.tv - [ live hurricane webcam ]
Longview Louisiana News Journal
Volunteer & Donation Information:
Crowd Power
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at 17:59 on September 1st, 2008
Jarrett Martineau, I like this story. It's good stuff.
Good Idea and move. I am just wondering if we could have something similar for Typhoon and Tsunami. The season is starting now.