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Re: Unusual severe storm warning issued for U.S.

By: Decomposed in ROUND | Recommend this post (0)
Mon, 16 Apr 12 3:49 PM | 42 view(s)
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re: "Hurricanes that didn't make landfall in a populated area were never heard of."

Of course, *every* hurricane that makes landfall does so in a populated area these days...

For several years after Katrina, global-warming nuts were using it as evidence that hurricanes were growing stronger. They conveniently forgot that Katrina was only a THREE (on a hurricane scale that runs from one to five.) The devastation it caused was primarily due to its trajectory, not its power.




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Re: Unusual severe storm warning issued for U.S.
By: ribit in ROUND
Mon, 16 Apr 12 2:51 AM 		Msg. 40423 of 45510

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...the weather isn't any crazier than it's always been. It's just that we are getting better coverage because of the 24 hour news channels and satelites. Lots of hurricanse / tornadoes never got reported because no one saw em. More of the country was uninhabited. Hurricanes that didn't make landfall in a populated area were never heard of.

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