US EditionStorms, possible twisters to threaten the South just as New Orleans celebrates Mardi Gras
- Severe weather, including strong winds and potential tornadoes, poses safety concerns for the Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans, leading to schedule adjustments.
- The Krewe of Argus has canceled its parade on March 4 due to unsafe weather conditions, which may lead to rescheduling later.
- The Mardi Gras celebration contributes $891 million to Louisiana's economy, according to a study by Professor Toni Weiss of Tulane University.
- Residents are advised to monitor updates and secure outdoor items in light of high winds and forecasted severe storms during the festivities.
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