America's first warning of global warming came on August 29th, 2005 when hurricane Katrina entered the Gulf of Mexico and transformed into a monster storm. Four coastal States, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana , were devastated  by  deadly winds and slashing rain. In New Orleans, the catastrophic storm was followed by a powerful storm surge that burst three key points in the city's levee system and inundated the old French City in fifteen feet of water, and drown nearly 1500 people. Hundreds of thousands were displaced, and thousands more suffered needlessly at the New Orleans Superdome and the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.  One Ninth Ward family refused to evacuated their home, and stood strong against the storm and ther flood not for two or three days, but for an incredible two weeks! THROUGH THE STORM is their courageous story of a historical event,  how they survived, and what they dfd to survive. With tornadoes devastating Tennessee and Georgia, and the Mississippi flooding mid-western cities, there is an indication that we are in for more turbulent and deadly weather patterns. How will we survive? Are we prepared to survive? . . Read THROUGH THE STORM to find out if we are.