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saltycrab
Guest
Do you guys believe how fast this monster is intensifying? Its currently a Cat 4 with 150 MPH winds. This thing may be worse than Katrina.
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
I just saw that! Hope everyone from here keeps safe. And take care of those reef tanks.
paintballer768
Active Member
Yea good luck to everyone in its path. Im so glad its not going our way
peachie98
Member
It might not be going our way but we're still getting some of the weather from it already today (actually was really nice out when it wasn't raining..breezy, cooler).
Hope you all in the gulf stay safe!
I just looked at Hanna's projected path and it seems to be pointed more towards south Florida again. I think this season's gonna be a busy one!
Hope you all in the gulf stay safe!
I just looked at Hanna's projected path and it seems to be pointed more towards south Florida again. I think this season's gonna be a busy one!
sepulatian
Moderator
Stay safe everyone. This one does look like a monster. New Orleans was evacuating as of the 10PM news tonight. Traffic was backed up. Keep safe.
spiderwoman
Active Member
sepulatian
Moderator
It was talking about Cat 5 when I saw it. It is looking to hit hard. Please be safe all. It looks to be hitting Arkansas too. You will all be in my prayers. Please be safe. Take cover, evacuate if need be. Your place only contains stuff. That can be replaced. Keep your families safe.
socal57che
Active Member
How's Scuba-doo and the rest of you guys in LA?
Nevermind the scubadoo comment, I thought he lived in LA because of the "Geaux NO Saints"...I see you're actually in AZ.
I know we have people down there. Be safe, guys.
Nevermind the scubadoo comment, I thought he lived in LA because of the "Geaux NO Saints"...I see you're actually in AZ.
I know we have people down there. Be safe, guys.
michaeltx
Moderator
The are calling for the bad side to hit us the side that packs more punch and the likely hood of tornadic activity. Thats all we need after the start of the year all the rivers are still high around here because they are slowly lowering the resivors up stream to normal levels.
I hope everyone in the strike zone stays safe and gets out of the way of this monster!!
Mike
I hope everyone in the strike zone stays safe and gets out of the way of this monster!!
Mike
redman1221
Member
Good luck to all of you that are in the path of this hurricane, wish you all the best for you and your family and your fish tanks.
salty blues
Active Member
We are hunkering down here in Booger Branch,(west central) LA. It's gonna' be raining frogs here the next few days I'm sure. Everybody please stay safe and keep your head above water!
slackjawed
Member
anyone who lives in a flood plane is
luca brasi
Member
Originally Posted by slackjawed
http:///forum/post/2741877
anyone who lives in a flood plane is
Anyone who lives where there are earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, blizzards is OK though?
http:///forum/post/2741877
anyone who lives in a flood plane is
Anyone who lives where there are earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, blizzards is OK though?
slackjawed
Member
Originally Posted by Luca Brasi
http:///forum/post/2741904
Anyone who lives where there are earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, blizzards is OK though?
yea got a point. but atleast above sea level we are.dont have my home in a dry lake bed waitin on it to fill up again.just dont understand why they keep rebuildin it.seems like a big waste of $$.see brand new homes ruined in a year!!sounds like a great investment.sadness to all those people?they should fill it with water and have a new beach
http:///forum/post/2741904
Anyone who lives where there are earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, blizzards is OK though?
yea got a point. but atleast above sea level we are.dont have my home in a dry lake bed waitin on it to fill up again.just dont understand why they keep rebuildin it.seems like a big waste of $$.see brand new homes ruined in a year!!sounds like a great investment.sadness to all those people?they should fill it with water and have a new beach
jennythebugg
Active Member
i dont know about that but maybe remove the buildings and stuff thats closest to the shoreline and make it a wetland preserve place
jp30338
Member
Originally Posted by slackjawed
http:///forum/post/2741974
yea got a point. but atleast above sea level we are.dont have my home in a dry lake bed waitin on it to fill up again.just dont understand why they keep rebuildin it.seems like a big waste of $$.see brand new homes ruined in a year!!sounds like a great investment.sadness to all those people?they should fill it with water and have a new beach
You really are an idiot!!
jennythebugg
Active Member
or make it part of the building code that it has to be on pillars or stilts or something
reefraff
Active Member
Between being at or below sea level on a coast that is prone to hurricanes. The issue with houses sinking because of the high peat content in the soil (I think that was the reason) and the loss of natural coastal barriers I think they really need to take a long hard look at how and where they allow rebuilding.