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NervousDad
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Re: Storm conveyor belt
      Wed Sep 03 2008 09:22 AM

My daughter is doing an internship at the refuge. But do not take my username too seriously. I am not too worried. I have been to the Sanibel website and know they increased building codes and updated plans after the last big storm, and the city reasonably careful with Fay. I think they should have made the last evacuation mandatory, but other than that I was not concerned. I am also trying to get my daughter more knowledgeable on Hurricane preparedness. Living in Colorado did not prepare her for this kind of weather. But I found some good sites for that already.

My question was more just related to what seemed like almost an overload of storms. The NHC has at times had 4 storms being tracked at once. It seemed unusually active and I wanted to know how common this number of storms really was.

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* Storm conveyor belt NervousDad Wed Sep 03 2008 09:22 AM
. * * Re: Storm conveyor belt KC   Tue Sep 02 2008 07:30 PM
. * * Re: Storm conveyor belt NervousDad   Wed Sep 03 2008 09:22 AM
. * * Re: Storm conveyor belt islandtime   Mon Sep 08 2008 01:36 AM

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