VOICED: Evacuados por Isaac

The transcript discusses the aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaac in New Orleans, highlighting the flooding and evacuation efforts. It compares the damage caused by Isaac to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Additionally, it mentions the formation of Hurricane Kirk in the Atlantic, which poses no threat to the mainland.

What was the immediate impact of Tropical Storm Isaac in the outskirts of New Orleans?

• The roads were blocked by snow.

• The storm caused a massive fire.

• There was a complete power outage.

• The water reached knee-high levels.

How did the authorities respond to the rising waters caused by Isaac?

• They declared a state of emergency.

• They distributed sandbags.

• They evacuated residents.

• They built a dam.

In comparison to Hurricane Katrina, how did Isaac's impact differ?

• Isaac caused more fatalities.

• Isaac was less destructive.

• Isaac had stronger winds.

• Isaac led to more evacuations.

What was the trajectory of Tropical Storm Isaac after it was downgraded?

• It dissipated over the ocean.

• It moved towards the east coast.

• It turned back towards the Gulf of Mexico.

• It continued northward in Louisiana.

What was the status of Hurricane Kirk in relation to the mainland?

• It was expected to make landfall.

• It was weakening rapidly.

• It posed no threat to the mainland.

• It was moving towards the Pacific.