Hurricane Ida battered Cuba on Friday before it started to make its way into the Gulf of Mexico in a beeline toward Louisiana, where it's expected to hit as a Category 4 storm
* The storm hit Cuba with sustained winds of up to 80 miles per hour on Friday
* Hurricane Ida has prompted evacuations of flood-prone New Orleans neighborhoods and oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico
* Ida first hit Cuba's small Isle of Youth, off the southwestern end of the Caribbean island nation, toppling trees and tearing roofs from buildings
* The storm made its way towards the province of Pinar del Rio on mainland Cuba where more than 10,000 people had been evacuated
* There were no deaths or major reports of damage as of Friday night
* The National Weather Service said it expects Hurricane Ida to intensify significantly before coming ashore as a major hurricane in Louisiana on Sunday
Hurricane Ida battered Cuba on Friday before it started to make its way into the Gulf of Mexico in a beeline toward Louisiana, where it's expected to hit as a Category 4 storm on the anniversary of deadly Hurricane Katrina.
The storm hit Cuba with roof-ripping force and sustained winds of up to 80 miles per hour on Friday, prompting evacuations of flood-prone New Orleans neighborhoods and oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.
Ida first hit Cuba's small Isle of Youth, off the southwestern end of the Caribbean island nation, toppling trees and tearing roofs from buildings soon after it was upgraded from a tropical storm to a hurricane.
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WNU Editor: The last thing that the Biden administration and the Gulf Coast needs right now is a monster hurricane devastating this part of America.
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