Where I say Rita's going to land

[|3lack|ce]

/me sits back and waits patiently for Rusty to tell the world he was wrong in his predictions.

/me doesn't hold his breath.

/me is VERY glad Rusty isn't the local weatherman.

[!mitationRust]

Originally posted here by |3lack|ce
/me sits back and waits patiently for Rusty to tell the world he was wrong in his predictions.

I was wrong, modeling software glitch. Hurricanes do as they please.

Originally posted here by |3lack|ce

/me doesn't hold his breath.

/me is VERY glad Rusty isn't the local weatherman.

That's right....... you want me in the national seat. As a true weatherman will let you know this low-pressure isn't finished. Rita still has a strong melancholy desire for the eastern gulf, hence tropical depression.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh............what do ya do with a drunken sailor? What do
ya do with a drunken sailor? Earl-eye in the morning?




|c3,


You enjoy that high pressure now, I'm off to a children’s cancer charity event. I gotta go show all these sloths and lard asses in my age division how to run a 10k with upper-level disturbances in the mix.

[Tedob1]

...make him sleep with the captains daughter?

[OverdueSpy]

I have decided that it would have been best if this Hurricane, especially if it had remained a category 4 or 5, had hit New Orleans again, instead of to the west.

My reasoning? By hitting N.O. again, we have less infrastructure and homes/businesses to rebuild with taxpayers money. (since the insurance companies are balking) N.O. is already destroyed and will have to be rebuilt anyways, so the second flush (so to speak) does not really have that big of an economic impact. Additionally there would have been less people to evacuate because the city is already off limits to most civilians. Now, granted, having another Hurricane to hit NO would/was crushing for the morale of former residents but the rest of the country would have given a big sigh of relief. I can't imagine having to rebuild both N.O. and Houston!