Good bunch of info there thank you.
I suppose putting a category 4 in the position to push water into a bend or bay at the right angle would funnel the storm surge in and push way back.
Katrina was also a category 5 pushing in for a good distance
Makes sense to me.Guys I got you. Go down at low tide dig a hole about 6ft down...put a bucket in the hole wait till storm is over... Your bucket will be full of gold because gold always settles in the lowest point!
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Katrina was a barely a category 3. Any storm actually hitting landfall as a five is highly improbable and would have permanently altered the coastline. It arguably has never happened.
Three storms made land fall at cat 5...Labor day, Camille and Andrew.Katrina was a barely a category 3. Any storm actually hitting landfall as a five is highly improbable and would have permanently altered the coastline. It arguably has never happened.
We have some 6-7 foot high cuts down this way already sponge...
Wrong, Lookindown is correct, 3 cat 5 hurricanes have hit US in 20th century.Katrina was a barely a category 3. Any storm actually hitting landfall as a five is highly improbable and would have permanently altered the coastline. It arguably has never happened.
Ya there should be some cuts all along Martin and ST. Lucie, one wonderful summer night. Stellar breeze, made for nice night of back porch relaxing.
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