skids
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Sat Sep-02-06 02:36 AM
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Slim chance Hurricane John might bite SoCal. |
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It keeps tracking to the right of forecasts. If it doesn't weaken as much as forecast then the very southern tip of California might taste a bit of it. Here's the current probability of high winds according to NOAA. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphics/EP11/refresh/EP1106_PROB34_F120_sm2+gif/055959.gif
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Sat Sep-02-06 04:40 AM
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1. As long as it's only hitting brown people, the American media doesn't care |
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Who cares about a Cat-3 hurricane brushing against Mexico when we have a TROPICAL DEPRESSION hitting Florida!
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Sat Sep-02-06 04:54 AM
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2. Funny you should mention that. |
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Other than KO giving it coverage on Countdown, the only other TV coverage I have seen is footage of -- shall we say, not exactly suntanned -- tourists cutting their vacations short.
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Sat Sep-02-06 09:44 AM
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3. A prediction I made several years ago . . . |
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. . . is that sometime in the next 10 years, a major hurricane will hit SoCal. All it takes is the right track plus warmer waters from global warming. Yipes.
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Sat Sep-02-06 03:18 PM
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But I was intrigued to know whether any hurricanes had ever ridden up the Gulf of California before. This one fortunately looks to be staying over land.
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Sun Sep-03-06 06:12 PM
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5. Oh, no. Don't say that. We already pay our dues with |
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earthquake risk.............
I guess this is the part where I am glad to live a few miles inland, up and over the Santa Monica Mountains.........
Right now it's hot as hell (though a good bit cooler than the inferno of 119 we hit last month)..........about 105-110 today. Some relief in the form of even a hurricane would be nice.
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