Residents in Bayou Blue wake up to major damage from Tuesday night storms
Tuesday night storm damage left multiple homes damaged in Lafourche Parish
Tuesday night storm damage left multiple homes damaged in Lafourche Parish
Tuesday night storm damage left multiple homes damaged in Lafourche Parish
Multiple homeowners in Bayou Blue experienced major damage to their homes in the wake of strong storms across southeast Louisiana Tuesday night.
One of those residents was Troy Naquin, who says his chimney shifted off of its foundation, multiple windows were blown out of his home, and his RV was tipped over by high winds.
“I had just fallen asleep when the alarm went off, the alert, and my wife started hollering at me, 'Come downstairs, come downstairs, there’s a tornado.' And as I was coming downstairs, I could see the windows blown out of the side of my house, and we got into the bathroom. No more than 15 seconds later, it was over with," said Naquin.
Naquin also says he was just a day away from finishing his Hurricane Ida repairs.
“Just two days ago, they came and got my gutters to put up tomorrow, and that was going to be the final part of repairs from Hurricane Ida," said Naquin.
The Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office says they received calls about damage in Raceland and Bayou Blue. WDSU crews on the ground also witnessed damage in Bayou Cane in Terrebonne Parish.
The LPSO says there were no injuries reported during the storm.
It is unclear if a tornado touched down in either parish. The National Weather Service did complete a survey of the damage and will report on whether or not a tornado did touch down later today.