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Hurricane Katrina: the Videos

By Richard Baguley

Large parts of the southeastern US are currently trying to pick up the pieces after Hurricane Katrina came rolling through, and lots of camcorder users have been recording their experiences with the chaos it brought. Here’s a few links to places that have first-hand accounts of the storm in video and still image form.

YouTube – videos submitted with the tag Katrina

WeatherVine – videos from hurricane chasers. The one on the home page is very large, but gives a great idea of how hideous it would be to be caught in one. There’s also a blog from storm videographer Jeff Gammons here.

OurMedia – home videos of the aftermath of the hurricane

StormChaserVideo – videos from Dougls Kiesing, who claims to be the "world’s only real full-time freelance storm chasing photojournalist". He shoots for the Weather Channel, which has a lot of Katrina videos online.

Flickr – still images of the hurricane