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1 posted on 03/20/2006 4:35:30 PM PST by blam
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To: NautiNurse

Just heard on Fox News that forecasters expect more of this years hurricanes to hit the east coast.


2 posted on 03/20/2006 4:38:51 PM PST by blam
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To: blam

From what I heard on the news, there were no deaths, thank God. Our Aussie friends are apparently more organized and better prepared than Chocolate City Nagin.


3 posted on 03/20/2006 4:38:54 PM PST by Bahbah (An admitted Snow Flake)
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To: blam

...I wonder if they have "It's Bush's fault" billboards down under?


4 posted on 03/20/2006 4:39:44 PM PST by the invisib1e hand (...a capitalist.)
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To: blam; Howlin; shaggy eel
The first cyclone, named Larry,...
Another cyclone, called Wati, is currently

???
First "Larry" then "Wati"...
What kind of naming system are the Aussies following anyway?
It sure doesn't look like they're doing it in aphabetical order.

5 posted on 03/20/2006 4:41:51 PM PST by Willie Green (Throw the bums out!!! ............ALL OF THEM.)
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To: blam
Hurricanes seem to be nature's way of clearing our beaches.

Here in the Florida panhandle, the Seaside community decided to leave their beaches alone and settle inland some distance in the lee of the dunes. In fact they have strict ordinances about leaving the dunes intact.

Hurricanes Elana and Kate in '85, Erin and Opal in '95 and a few near misses since have had almost no effect on them, while they had drastic effects on the rest of the area on both sides of them.

Meanwhile, in areas where you can't find the beach because it's hidden behind the condos, losses were huge.

8 posted on 03/20/2006 4:50:46 PM PST by capt. norm (If you can't make a mistake, you can't make anything.)
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To: blam

The JTWC forecast track has Wati turning away from Australia, FWIW.


11 posted on 03/20/2006 5:27:38 PM PST by Strategerist
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To: blam
Another cyclone, called Wati, is currently about 2000 km (1250 miles) east of Queensland. This cyclone is intensifying, and the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) expects it to hit Australia in a few days.

I'm ready...give me some Foster's!!

12 posted on 03/20/2006 5:27:54 PM PST by JRios1968 (A DUmmie troll's motto: "Non cogito, ergo zot")
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