HURRICANES:

[Peg Leg]

The Experts have traced Hurricanes back 5,000 years. Including the Gulf, and Atlantic Ocean.
Very interesting the research was conducted off P.R.
I have sent for a little information. Want to see what happened in 1715 and 1733.
More Later
Peg Leg

 

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[FISHEYE]

no data about it on the net that i have seen anywhere.

 

[FISHEYE]

if the sahara desert was a forest 5000 years ago,then there would have been no hurricanes.all thats needed to be done is irrigate the african desert to make it green,cool it off and there will never be anymore hurricanes.

 

[Peg Leg]

Man is more interested in OTHER things than what causes these storms.
The same thing can be done with Death Valley but here it would be much easier to do.
All it would take here it to open up a few mountains and let the Clouds FROM THE PACIFIC get through then you would have RAIN and hardley any polution in L.A.
This would take less than 2 years before the Dth Valley WOULD turn Green.
Peg Leg

 

[mad4wrecks]

Don't you just hate it when God leaves it to man to fix His mistakes?

 

[ScottyLee]

good one Gdaddy........

 

[CaribbeanDiver]

Please don't say the "H" word.



We are calling it "rainy season" this year.

 

[Peg Leg]

As I understand it they are core drilling coral and looking at what took place and when. Like core drilling a tree or a piece of sandstone or rock or whatever.
Of course I have no idea how this is done or how they reach any conclusions but it is intereting to see what is actually being done and how.
Peg Leg

 

[ropesfish]

Peg, that sounds like very interesting information. Please post something if you find out more.
With that said: I agree with Caribbean Diver...the H word should not be spoken anywhere south of Minnesota on days with names that end in "Y". Perhaps we could call them SOUS's -- Storms Of Unusual Size.
If we could just re-route them to the Middle East maybe those folks would be too busy mowing grass and fixing roofs to be fighting.

Just random thoughts from a random mind...

 

[subgeo]

Pegleg, I don't know if this is the study you were discussing but it seems related. Very interesting stuff:

http://www.jsg.utexas.edu/news/feats/2006/quinn06.html

 

[FISHEYE]

Where are they getting data for coral from 5000 years ago?
The life span of brain coral is 200 years.

 

[pcolaboy]

I read the article on this as well but I'm having trouble finding it again.

Apparently there is a coastal lake in Puerto Rico that has a very unique layer of clay on the bottom that is only disturbed when a storm surge enters the lake. From what I gathered, this disturbance is extremely pronounced in sedimentary layers.

I guess there will be more to come on this in the future.

Pcolaboy

 

[Peg Leg]

Yes that was the study I was talking about but there was a little more involving Hurricanes in the report that I read.
I cannot find the articles.
Thanks for the website subgeo
Peg Leg