Weather Network and Weather Channel observe the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina

I told my readers twice to "stay tuned for the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina." I begin with The Weather Network's Hurricane Katrina: A Storm Like No Other.

Two decades ago, Hurricane Katrina became one of the most devastating and defining storms in modern history. Now, 20 years on, we’re bringing together weather experts and meteorologists who were on the ground during the disaster to share untold stories, lessons learned, and how Katrina reshaped the way we understand extreme weather.

Those images and stories are still stunning, 20 years later.

I'm closing with The Weather Channel's FEATURES: 20 Years After Katrina - Resilience And Recovery.

In the 20 years since Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast, New Orleans has rebuilt and redefined itself through relentless efforts to restore homes and revive traditions. Two decades on, those who lived through the tragedy remember lessons learned and rejoice in the unity and resilience that helped shape the future of the Crescent City.

I'm glad to see stories of recovery.

I could post lots more, but this has been a draining day in real life, so I'll stop here. Stay tuned for a resumption of my Emmy Awards coverage tomorrow.