WeedFreak78
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How the fuck do you get surprised by a hurricane in today's 24/7 news coverage? Darwinism at work, if you procrastinated, maybe you shouldn't survive?
whitebb2727
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srh88
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Wouldn't it wash off?
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Extremities avulse you really want it written on the torso in indelible ink. Although in this day and age with DNA it makes little difference, just a scare tactic.
ttystikk
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- Not everyone is glued to a television.
- The hurricane went from a no name storm to a category 4 in less than 72 hours
- No one expected it to stall at the coast
- Historic and unprecedented rainfall means it's never happened before
- It's going to get a lot deeper a lot further inland than people are expecting.
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ttystikk
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"Multiple computer models over the last several days have predicted that truly astonishing amounts of rain will fall near and northeast of Harvey’s center, including localized totals above 40” and widespread amounts between 10” and 30”. Unfortunately, the models are still resolute in that diagnosis, and what we know about tropical cyclone behavior only confirms what the models are telling us. " -Dr Jeff Masters, PhD, Weather Underground (emphasis added)
Full article with lots of graphics, charts and model predictions here;
https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/heavy-damage-texas-harvey-now-tropical-storm
Awwwww Stevie, we hardly knew ye... This video is a third of a century old and it's as relevant today as it was the first time I saw it on Mtv.
Full article with lots of graphics, charts and model predictions here;
https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/heavy-damage-texas-harvey-now-tropical-storm
ttystikk
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666888
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Its a category 1, no need to panic, I'm sure its pissed with rain in Texas before this
ttystikk
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Hmmmm
It came ashore as a category 4, and you'd know that if you clicked any of the links, stupid.
Maybe you could Google the term 'unprecedented'- but of course you won't, because the classic hallmark of the arrogantly stupid is that they're sure they already know better.
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ttystikk
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https://www.vox.com/science-and-hea...7-texas-gulf-corpus-christi-galveston-houston
The NWS language used to describe the storm's impact is as dire as the agency gets.
Some locations could see totals above 50" of rainfall over the next several days.
This is one for the record books. It's going to change maps.
If you've ever wanted to go boating on an interstate freeway, now's your chance!
The NWS language used to describe the storm's impact is as dire as the agency gets.
Some locations could see totals above 50" of rainfall over the next several days.
This is one for the record books. It's going to change maps.
If you've ever wanted to go boating on an interstate freeway, now's your chance!
ttystikk
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Meanwhile, try to have a little compassion for them.
Unlike the flooding, it can't kill you.
SouthCross
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Respect for your concern. We've had floods every ten to twenty years. Category 5 tornado that was strong enough to suck the grass off the dirt. Mexican cartels on our border.
This is Texas. The only state to have kicked another country's a$$. We'll pull together as always. If you're in to catfishing. Now's the time. Live bait. Mudpuppy or baby carp.
Krippled
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Compassion i have but these people should always have an exit plan... It is the Gulf of Mexico, Hurricanes are part of life for them, be prepared.
abalonehx
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mean ass storm.
nat'l weather svc : flooding "beyond anything experienced"
That sounds like a Trump tweet but this ain't fake news.
"only half done now" "once in a thousand year storm"
YOu don't always chose where you live, most people will stay
where they were born and raised. Whats the plan if you lose everything?
Got to have some compassion for these people.
nat'l weather svc : flooding "beyond anything experienced"
That sounds like a Trump tweet but this ain't fake news.
"only half done now" "once in a thousand year storm"
YOu don't always chose where you live, most people will stay
where they were born and raised. Whats the plan if you lose everything?
Got to have some compassion for these people.
SouthCross
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Ill be buried on Texas soil. Leaving isn't an option.
Gary Goodson
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You can't be buried "on" soil, dumbass. You get buried in it.
Shut the fuck up already!
jonsnow399
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I was in Manvel tx for hurricane David
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