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Hurricane Ida blasted the coast of Louisiana on Sunday as a powerful Category 4 storm, on the same date 16 years ago deadly Hurricane Katrina devastated the southern U.S. city of New Orleans. Ida is one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the U.S
It dropped hours later to a Category 3 storm with maximum winds of 120 mph (193 kph).
The rising ocean swamped the barrier island of Grand Isle as landfall came just to the west at Port Fourchon.
Ida made a second landfall about two hours later near Galliano&nbsp;in&nbsp;Louisiana.
Further, Ida knocked out power to the entire city of New Orleans, with only generators working.
U.S. President Joe Biden said Ida was "turning into a very, very dangerous storm" and the federal government was ready to provide help.
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U.S.: Hurricane Ida blasts ashore in Louisiana with major force; New Orleans hunkers down

Hurricane Ida blasts ashore in Louisiana with major force on the same day that Katrina devastated New Orleans 16 years ago

Hurricane Ida blasts ashore in Louisiana with major force; New Orleans hunkers down

<ul>
<li>Hurricane Ida blasted the coast of Louisiana on Sunday</li>
<li>Hurricane Ida:150mph winds batter Louisiana</li>
<li>Hurricane Ida made&nbsp;landfall in Louisiana as a strong Category 4 storm</li>
<li>Ida lead to power cut of the&nbsp;entire city of New Orleans</li>
<li>Biden: Ida very dangerous storm, govt ready to provide help&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

The Category 4 storm hit on the same date Hurricane Katrina ravaged Louisiana and Mississippi 16 years ago, coming ashore about 64 km west of where Category 3 Katrina first struck land.

Hurricane Ida blasted the coast of Louisiana on Sunday as a powerful Category 4 storm. On the same date 16 years ago deadly Hurricane Katrina had devastated the southern US city of New Orleans. Ida is one of the most powerful storms to ever hit the U.S
It dropped hours later to a Category 3 storm with maximum winds of 193 kmph.
The rising ocean swamped the barrier island of Grand Isle as landfall came just to the west at Port Fourchon.
Ida made a second landfall about two hours later near Galliano&nbsp;in&nbsp;Louisiana.
Further, Ida knocked out power to the entire city of New Orleans, with only generators working.
US President Joe Biden said Ida was "turning into a very, very dangerous storm" and the federal government was ready to provide help.

Death toll from Hurricane Laura climbs to 14 in the US

Fourteen people have been confirmed dead in the United States after Hurricane Laura battered Louisiana and Texas. Most deaths have resulted from tress falling on houses while some have reportedly died from carbon monoxide poisoning due to unsafe operation of generators.
Winds of up to 240km/h caused severe damage, with power cuts affecting more than half a million homes.
Meanwhile, the White House has confirmed that President Donald Trump will travel to the affected regions on Saturday to meet with people struck by the hurricane.
Laura has now been downgraded to tropical storm status, but heavy rain continues to fall on several states.

Fourteen people dies as&nbsp;Hurricane Laura batters US
Power cuts affect more than half a million homes
President Trump to meet affected people on Saturday
Heavy rain continues to fall on several states

Fourteen people have been confirmed dead in the United States after Hurricane Laura battered Louisiana and Texas. Most deaths have resulted from tress falling on houses while some have reportedly died from carbon monoxide poisoning due to unsafe operation of generators.
Winds of up to 240km/h caused severe damage, with power cuts affecting more than half a million homes.
Meanwhile, the White House has confirmed that President Donald Trump will travel to the affected regions on Saturday to meet with people struck by the hurricane.
Laura has now been downgraded to tropical storm status, but heavy rain continues to fall on several states.

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