More Hurrican Katrina and Rita???
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I don't trust hurricane predictions anymore. I think they predicted 16 named storms for last year.
587200
!!!!!!TORNADOES!!!!!!\n\nur siting right next 2 me hahahahaha!!!!
444933
I moved away from NOLA (Gretna) several years ago.  I was thinking about moving back the beginning of last year, but my mother became ill so I stayed in Texas.  When I found out Katrina was heading for New Orleans I stayed glued to the T.V. I couldn't sleep.  When the mandatory evacuation order was issued I broke down and cried like a baby.  I got so depressed watching the footage of the aftermath I had to make myself stop watching.  Next thing I knew here comes Rita, heading straight for my area. (Texas coast)  The poor people evacuating from N.O. now have to evacuate, because of Rita, along with all the people from Galveston, Houston, Baytown etc. It was horrible!!!\n\nTo answer your question about going back to N.O., yes, I plan on moving back.  You can take the people out of New Orleans, but you can't take New Orleans out of the people!!!
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You hosting, Cranky?  I'm so there!!  I WISH. I've never been and would love to go.  My mom's best friend is a priest in New Orleans but his church was destroyed by the hurricane.  I guess I could have stayed with him...the church has lots of money, I'm sure they will re build.
754828
yes, that's right KATRINA!!!!   sad, but true!!
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There is a nice graphical diagram of the positions at http://www.weather.gov/rita/\n\nYou can also use the interactive viewer at http://maps.csc.noaa.gov/hurricanes/viewer.html and search by Named Storm for Rita.\n\nIf you just want the raw text data, then it can be found at http://www.atmos.umd.edu/~stevenb/hurr/05/rita/rita.txt
686245
The October surprise. I think they could blow up some more buildings with Americans in them. I hope it is Exxon Mobile of Texas building in Houston this time though. I'm with the Dixie Chicks about not forgiving. They just put out a new CD about not forgiving.
414130
It's nice that you're thinking about it. When I first saw your name on Yahoo Answers I could only see the 'hurricane' part, and I had to mouse over to make sure it wasn't 'hurricane katrina', because that one would have made me jump, she's too recent to joke about. But 'camille', that should be fine, I'm guessing a lot of the internet users these days were born after 1969 so they wouldn't be offended.
202545
ME< DEFINITELY..........they have such a need for help..my husbandleft 2 weeks ago to LA state, he's aqn engineer to help them after Katrina.
796951
no.. sorry.. the only two scheduled right now are in texas but i think there are still more to be scheduled
284948
Yes,their aircraft carrier ran aground in hurricane Katrina near Tex-Mex border.Thousands were walking back to Panama beach to catch ride w/sub but some were separated from the group and wound up getting trashed in matamoros during spring break.My sister danced with one of them.They were a trip.
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The people of New Orleans!! I want to say up front I have nothing to do with that cespool of sucmbags. Save the money, & let the "Chocolate City" turn into Atlantis......\n\n6/27/06 The lawlessness, the disfunction, the looters, killers. Hell now they need the National Guard to protect a city with fewer people than before. The Mayor is useless and the football team sucks. Do I need more?
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In 2005, after Katrina there were several named storms that did not impact the US but still developed.  Rita did hit the TX/LA border in September.  The storms did happen.  Because of mainstream media coverage you likely didn't hear about them.\n\nHurricane names are created by the World Meteorological Organization, and are rotated every 6 years.  For example, the list of storms for this season (Alberto, Beryl, Chris, Debby, etc.) was last used in 2000, and will be used again in 2012.\n\nOnly 21 of the 26 available names are used in a typical season.  Because the letters Q, U, X, Y and Z have so few names that can be used, they are skipped in the list.\n\nOn occaision, a name can be retired if the hurricane was especially destructive or otherwise noteworthy.  For example, there will never be another Hurricane Andrew or Hurricane Katrina.  \n\n2005 was especially confusing because once the original 21 names were used (this had never happened before), they utilized the letters of the greek alphabet to name the other 6 storms that occured.  Alpha, Beta and Gamma were the first 3, Zeta was the last.  So the alphabet seemed to jump around, but this was an extreemly rare occurance.
291933
Amen, "slyone". \n\nWhat a joke. The city of New Orleans had the most money alloted to them for levee improvements throught Army Corps of Engineers projects for years and years before the hurricane hit. What did they do with it? Nothing!
183878
I love Carlos Mencia!!! He is Hilarious!! My favorite episode is the one about hurricane Katrina!
748259
I have some incredible weather phenomena going on.\nSee my dark spot in my picture? That is a huge cyclone-like storm that would make it very difficult for birds to fly in. Oh, and take note that the dark spot is about the size of your planet Earth. Now that's giving Katrina a whole new perspective.
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Montevideo and Sydney. !!!!!