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To: NautiNurse

Ya know, I think that stinker Ike held the water and let it loose after he left Texas. It’s amazing that he’s still going that strong. I mean at our house we may have seen 95-100 mph winds for the worst part but he’s still packing almost half of that. Unreal. You just never know about hurricanes. They can be so unpredictable.


2,755 posted on 09/15/2008 2:25:55 PM PDT by texasredtop
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To: texasredtop

The problem is Ike and another large storm joined forces over Missouri and Illinois and off they went together towards the Northeast. I think it up in northeast Canada now.


2,772 posted on 09/15/2008 2:59:46 PM PDT by stlnative (HurraMcCain Palin will continue to build strength as it travels across the USA over the next 60 days)
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To: texasredtop
Yesterday in Cincinnati we had winds approaching 80 mph. In the eight county Cincy metro area 700,000 plus with no power.

Large numbers of these people won't get power back until this weekend. The local power company had sent many of their work crews to help in TX and LA. Of course these crews are now high tailing it back home.

Local weather guys are calling Ike a hundred year weather event for this area. I know in my 50 years I've never seen anything like it.

2,781 posted on 09/15/2008 3:24:34 PM PDT by Tail Gunner John
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