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To: jeffers
looking at the projected path, it appears that Wilma included, every front inch of the Gulf Coast has gotten hit or will get hit this year with the exception of from Houston SW to the US/Mexico border. I guess we know where Alpha can be expected to make landfall?

Anything is possible, but a hurricane making landfall on the Texas coast after mid-October is exceedingly rare. There are historical accounts of only two hurricanes on the Texas coast after October 17th. A hurricane struck Galveston both in November, 1527 and November, 1839 but that is all we know about this late in the season. This is one characteristic of hurricane climatology and Texas that I hope remains unchallenged! I pray that the hurricane season has ended for Texas this year.

630 posted on 10/19/2005 6:07:23 AM PDT by Unmarked Package
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Does this make three of the six strongest hurricanes ever this season, or three of the five strongest?


631 posted on 10/19/2005 6:09:33 AM PDT by SmoothTalker
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