It doesn't look so bad at this point on the jogging trail.

It's a different story down near the bayou. This is Heights Blvd and I-10.

The entry sign is an island.

Water (and trucks) under the freeway.

High-water mark on a nearby walk.

High-water mark on a driveway.

The entry-sign island from the front.

A closer look.

Water under the bridge.

One of several helicopters that came over.

Yale Street was no shallower.

The striping on Yale disappears into the waters.

A look under I-10 along Yale toward the bridge over the bayou.

Bubbles from below.

Over on the bayou side of the freeway, from the old rail line by Yale.

A little further across the old railroad bridge.

It's been a while since the bridge was in use.

On the railroad bridge looking toward the Yale bridge (railings and lampposts only).

Looks like the water was higher before we got there.

The freeway entrance on the north side, facing west.

The bayou is up over the freeway back at Studemont. Since there are no cars on the other side, it must be blocked further east.

I-10 looking west. Cars coming back from the next blockage.

A crowd has gathered at the entry sign.

The water has subsided a bit.

Just a little water on the sidewalk, but lots in the street.

Over on the other side of the freeway, looking down at the Heights Blvd bridges over the bayou.