Hurricane Katrina
Profile: Hurricane Katrina
Events (108)
- Between 7:00-8:00 pm August 27, 2005: NHC Director Urges Residents in Southeast Louisiana to Evacuate 2005-08-27
- 8:16 pm August 27, 2005: Weather Underground: Evacuation Order Too Late; Katrina’s Storm Surge May Cause Levee Breach 2005-08-27
- 10:00 pm August 27, 2005: NHC Advisory: Hurricane Katrina Dangerous; Threatens Central Gulf Coast 2005-08-27
- August 28, 2005: DHS Secretary Prepares for Storm from Office 2005-08-28
- 1:00 am August 28, 2005: NHC Special Advisory: Katrina Now Category 4 Hurricane 2005-08-28
- 4:00 am August 28, 2005: NHC Advisory: Katrina Becoming Stronger 2005-08-28
- 6:36 am August 28, 2005: Katrina ‘Truly Historic,’ Incredible Amount of Damage Expected, says Weather Underground Director 2005-08-28
- 7:00 am August 28, 2005: NHC Special Advisory: Katrina Now a Category 5 Hurricane; Potentially Catastrophic 2005-08-28
- 10:00 am August 28, 2005: NHC Advisory: Katrina, Already as Strong as Camille, is Still Gaining Strength 2005-08-28
- 10:11 am August 28, 2005: NWS Starkly Predicts ‘Human Suffering Incredible by Modern Standards’ 2005-08-28
- 11:31 am August 28, 2005: President Discusses Hurricane Katrina, Congratulates Iraqis on Draft Constitution 2005-08-28
- Afternoon August 28, 2005: Louisiana Senators Urge Bush to Tour Devastated Area as soon as Possible 2005-08-28
- 4:00 pm August 28, 2005: NHC Advisory: Hurricane Potentially Catastrophic; Levee Overtopping Possible 2005-08-28
- 5:00 pm August 28, 2005: Alabama Governor Declares State of Emergency; Requests Expedited Major Disaster Declaration 2005-08-28
- 6:54 pm August 28, 2005: FEMA Press Release Urges Residents Katrina’s Path to Take Action Now; Says Its Prepared 2005-08-28
- (9:30 pm) August 28, 2005: Wind Gusts Knock Out Power on Grand Isle and Port Fourchon 2005-08-28
- 10:00 pm August 28, 2005: NHC Advisory: Potentially Catastrophic Katrina Bears Down on Northern Gulf Coast 2005-08-28
- 2:00 am August 28, 2005: NHC Advisory: Potentially catastrophic Katrina bears down on Northern Gulf Coast 2005-08-28
- August 29, 2005: Navy’s USS Bataan Heads Towards Northern Gulf Coast to Provide Hurricane Assistance 2005-08-29
- 6:00 am August 29, 2005: ‘24 Hour Window’ Closes 2005-08-29
- 12:00 am August 29, 2005: NHC Advisory: Potentially catastrophic Katrina bears down on Northern Gulf Coast 2005-08-29
- August 29, 2005: Approximately 70 percent of New Orleans First Responders Lose Homes In Hurricane 2005-08-29
- 2:40 am August 29, 2005: New Orleans Local Weather Statement Warns of Direct Hit on City 2005-08-29
- 4:00 am August 29, 2005: NHC Advisory: Extremely Dangerous Katrina Lashes Northern Gulf Coast 2005-08-29
- Early Morning August 29, 2005: New Orleans’ Industrial Canal Floodwalls Breached or Overtopped by Storm Surge 2005-08-29
- Early Morning August 29, 2005: Katrina Wrecks Havoc on Oil Rigs in Gulf Coast 2005-08-29
- Morning August 29, 2005: Katrina Knocks out Telecommunications Systems in New Orleans, Gulf Coast Area 2005-08-29
- 6:00 am August 29, 2005: NHC Advisory: Katrina winds begin pounding Northern Gulf Coast 2005-08-29
- (6:10 am) August 29, 2005: Katrina Slams into Southeastern Louisiana 2005-08-29
- Morning August 29, 2005: Louisiana National Guard, Emergency Officials Immediately Lose Communication 2005-08-29
- (Between 6:00 and 9:00 am) August 29, 2005: Katrina’s Storm Surge Damages Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet Levee, Others 2005-08-29
- 6:11 am August 29, 2005: Weather Underground: New Orleans May be Spared Catastrophic Hit 2005-08-29
- 6:30 am August 29, 2005: New Orleans Local Weather Statement: Expect Massive Flooding 2005-08-29
- 6:35 am August 29, 2005: Buildings Lose Roofs, Fires Begin 2005-08-29
- Before 7:15 am August 29, 2005: Water Already Spilling Over Floodwall in New Orleans’ 9th Ward 2005-08-29
- 8:00 am August 29, 2005: NHC Advisory: Katrina pounds Southeastern Louisiana and Southern Mississippi 2005-08-29
- (8:00 am) August 29, 2005: Katrina’s Winds Tears Hole in Roof of Superdome 2005-08-29
- 9:00 am August 29, 2005: New Orleans Local Weather Statement: Expect Massive Flooding 2005-08-29
- 10:00 am August 29, 2005: NHC Advisory: Katrina moves towards Mississippi 2005-08-29
- (10:00 am) August 29, 2005: President Bush Attends Arizona ‘Conversation on Medicare;’ Promises Swift Federal Response to Katrina 2005-08-29
- 10:00 am August 29, 2005: FEMA Outlines Status of Response Operations 2005-08-29
- (11:00 am) August 29, 2005: FEMA Director Requests 1,000 DHS Volunteers to Assist in FEMA-Community Relations 2005-08-29
- 11:58 am August 29, 2005: ABC News Reports New Orleans Levee Breach 2005-08-29
- (Midday) August 29, 2005: FEMA: First Responders Urged Not To Respond To Hurricane Impact Areas Unless Dispatched By State, Local Authorities 2005-08-29
- (Midday) August 29, 2005: FEMA: Cash Sought to Help Hurricane Victims, Volunteers Should Not Self-Dispatch 2005-08-29
- Afternoon August 29, 2005: National Public Radio Repeatedly Reports New Orleans Floodwall Breaches and Levee Overtopping 2005-08-29
- 12:00 pm August 29, 2005: NHC Advisory: Katrina is still dangerous, but weakening as it moves farther inland 2005-08-29
- 12:00 pm August 29, 2005: Entergy: Worst Disaster In History 2005-08-29
- 12:00 pm August 29, 2005: Senator Landrieu Issues Statement 2005-08-29
- 2:00 pm August 29, 2005: NHC Advisory: Katrina is still Dangerous, but Continues to Weaken 2005-08-29