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Originally posted by Jurassic_Ice

dont you remember the hurricane that hit Nova Scotia in 2004? or was it 2003? I forget the name of the hurricane, but it did alot of damage.

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September 2003. I lived through it. It's name was Juan, then we got hit by a monsterous blizzard that winter and dubbed it 'White Juan'

Rita has been recorded as the third most intense huricane to hit the U.S.

1.3million people on the move throughout Texas, and that number is expected to double as today goes by.

And expert, I HIGHTLY doubt that this huricane will increase gas by ~$3.00. When Katrina hit, the national average went up some $.60 cents I do believe.

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Originally posted by XxRebelSeanxX
Rita has been recorded as the third most intense huricane to hit the U.S.

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Correction: Third most intense huricane ever recorded since records were recorded ANYWHERE

Not again.....the oil prices!!!

I was checking news in middle east sites and they have quotes that this is due to the bad deeds of US in Iraq

I stay neutral

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Originally posted by MeEtc
Correction: Third most intense huricane ever recorded since records were recorded ANYWHERE

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ya i know thats horrible... the storm surges for the galveston area are supposed to be 20 feet!

Because we are really messing up the environment with pollution and all the other nonsence crap, and global warming, there are going to be a lot more hurricanes every year, which really sucks for carribean residents and southern usa.

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Originally posted by Jurassic_Ice
Because we are really messing up the environment with pollution and all the other nonsence crap, and global warming, there are going to be a lot more hurricanes every year, which really sucks for carribean residents and southern usa.

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ya it odes..every year there are more and stronger hurricanes

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Originally posted by MR_5_MR
ya i know thats horrible... the storm surges for the galveston area are supposed to be 20 feet!

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Well, according to CNN, The storm surge has potential to completly put Galveston under water. Galveston is really just an island really close to land, and is quite close to sea level

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Galveston may not even exist after the storm if Rita blows this sand bar away.

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Originally posted by MeEtc

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Originally posted by MR_5_MR
ya i know thats horrible... the storm surges for the galveston area are supposed to be 20 feet!

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Well, according to CNN, The storm surge has potential to completly put Galveston under water. Galveston is really just an island really close to land, and is quite close to sea level

See?



Galveston may not even exist after the storm if Rita blows this sand bar away.

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ya but now they eye is predicted to hit a little more eastern as time goes on so its not a direct hit on galveston anymore i think

Doesn't matter. The waves and surge will wash this town away, even if the eye passes a hundred miles away