[Txsleuth]

I heard an "official" from Florida comment a while back that the reason there were so many deaths last year during their 2 hurricanes back-to-back, was because those communities had a high concentration of MOBILE HOMES...

I think LA..would just be setting up a more disastrous scenario. My goodness, if this storm could demolish Lott's 150 year old house that was probably built about as strong as anything in the last 50 years...what will that do to the mobile homes...

I mean...after all---there could be more hurricanes THIS year...

[CajunConservative]

It depends on where the state lands are located. Outside of the coastal parishes the weather is pretty much noneventful because it doesn't get too cold, flood or get the tornadoes. Hopefully they will locate them in the northern part of the state by Grambling or there abouts.

[Ellesu]

I heard an "official" from Florida comment a while back that the reason there were so many deaths last year during their 2 hurricanes back-to-back, was because those communities had a high concentration of MOBILE HOMES...

I think LA..would just be setting up a more disastrous scenario. My goodness, if this storm could demolish Lott's 150 year old house that was probably built about as strong as anything in the last 50 years...what will that do to the mobile homes...

I mean...after all---there could be more hurricanes THIS year...



Then the money grabbing corrupt officials in Louisiana will get more FEMA money.