that couldnt have been much worse. it looks like an nuclear bomb went off
I can’t even imagine what Grand Bahama looks like.
M
member 3289
Guest
M
member 3289
Guest
Less damage to homes and buildings because we have stricter building codes. Older buildings would be in trouble but anything built in the last 25 years would still be intact.
100mph is about the highest wind I have felt
can't imagine anything more than that
can't imagine anything more than that
National Hurricane Center
looks like tropical depression EIGHT is forming and tropical storm ferdinand is off the coast of mexico as well as hurricane juiliette in the pacific but it is supposed to peter out before it reaches hawaii
M
member 3289
Guest
September is the most active month
National Hurricane Center
looks like tropical depression EIGHT is forming and tropical storm ferdinand is off the coast of mexico as well as hurricane juiliette in the pacific but it is supposed to peter out before it reaches hawaii
M
member 3289
Guest
M
member 1013
Guest
Y don’t U answer texts goof
I know less about Hurricanes than sexual intercourse, but a quick google search leaves me to doubt that you could have that level of supreme confidence that the buildings would withstand the 2nd biggest storm ever deciding to casually take a shit on basically the same spot for 9 hours. The speed of the hurricane surely changes the dynamic a lot.
Anyway, change Miami to some other city in the US without the strong building codes and the point stands.
M
member 3289
Guest
We have stringent building codes because of past hurricanes that have destroyed us.
You ever hear about the Burmese python problem in the Florida Everglades?
Yeah a hurricane (Andrew, 1992) destroying a snake breeding facility in southern Miami Dade county actually caused that. It wasn't caused by irresponsible owners who let their overgrown pet snakes go.
I can't speak for other U.S. cities, but I would imagine most in hurricane zones have better building standards than the Bahamas, a country where the average GDP per capita is about half that of the U.S.
Interesting. Always thought it was irresponsible pet owners.
M
member 3289
Guest
Irresponsible pet owners started the problem, but Andrew was the primary cause of the explosion in numbers.
Burmese python invasion in Florida a hidden legacy of Hurricane Andrew
I learned something today.
I just assumed it was exactly like that old 80's movie where they flushed a baby gator down the toilet.
Wow, I feel for those people. Horrible indeed.
Man and I'm only 45 mins from Cocoa beach!
M
member 603
Guest
Funny, I just heard a report saying that there is a record amount of people rushing to Florida east coast beaches to assist with clean up causes. Apparently there are so many people there, volunteers are offering to "suck some dick" to clean the beaches.
