Hurricane Ida Death Toll Rises To 26 In Louisiana

The transcript discusses the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, including 11 deaths in Louisiana due to carbon monoxide poisoning and heat during a power outage. Many are displaced, staying on cruise ships or in hotels. Over 12 million face new flood threats. In the Northeast, thunderstorms are expected, with potential for tornadoes and severe hail.

What were the causes of the additional deaths reported in Louisiana after Hurricane Ida?

• Flooding and landslides

• Carbon monoxide poisoning and excessive heat

• Hurricane winds and lightning strikes

• Tornadoes and hailstorms

What is the expected duration of power outages in several parishes in Louisiana?

• Until the end of the month

• A few days

• Indefinitely

• A week

Where are thousands of people temporarily staying as they seek permanent housing solutions?

• On a carnival cruise ship or in hotels

• In community shelters

• In government-provided tents

• With family and friends

How many people are facing new flood threats in areas already affected by Hurricane Ida?

• Less than 1 million

• Around 8 million

• More than 12 million

• Over 5 million

What severe weather conditions are forecasted from Virginia to Vermont?

• Heatwaves and dust storms

• Heavy snowfall and blizzards

• Drought and wildfires

• Tornadoes, damaging winds, and severe hail