Here is a look at damage from Hurricane Ida. One of the main reasons the city of New Orleans is without power and could be for some time is this. This major electric transmission line that crosses the Mississippi River between Avondale and Harahan has fallen into the Mississippi River. You can see the crumpled tower with the lines stretching out into the current of the River. Besides main electrical lines there is extensive power poles and lines down everywhere. A daybreak flight down a stretch

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