Officers from the Department of Wildlife Preservation search for flood victims in an area of St. Bernard Parish in New Orleans, Louisiana on Thursday, September 8, 2005. (Photo: Timothy Fadek/Bloomberg) Officers from the Department of Wildlife Preservation search for flood victims in an area of St. Bernard Parish in New Orleans, Louisiana on Thursday, September 8, 2005. (Photo: Timothy Fadek/Bloomberg)

New Orleans is under the threat of floods from two fronts as the Mississippi River could jump to its highest point in at least 90 years.

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