Flash flood watch for New Orleans as half a million residents still without power

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Flash flood watch for New Orleans as half a million residents still without power
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A flash flood watch has been issued for New Orleans until late Monday night as Louisiana continues its path toward recovery following Hurricane Ida's disastrous touchdown.

A group of people walk through the French District during Hurricane Ida, Aug. 29, 2021 in New Orleans.

The region is also experiencing hot and humid conditions, with temperatures reaching 90. The humidity will make it feel more like 95 to 100 degrees, forcing a heat advisory for the city as residents lack the power to run their air conditioners. Several regions are also without water and some have been placed under boil-water advisories, while other homes are suffering from structural damages. Power lines and trees across southern Louisiana were uprooted by the hurricane's 172 mph winds.

Though the flash flood could hinder recovery efforts, the storm brewing in the southern Gulf is not predicted to become a tropical cyclone as it winds through the Gulf of Mexico. Still,A section of roof that was blown off of a building in the French Quarter by Hurricane Ida winds blocks an intersection, Aug. 30, 2021, in New Orleans.

The National Weather Service warns residents to move to higher ground, be cautious at night when it is harder to recognize flood dangers, ​​and never drive their car into floodwaters.

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