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In sci.physics, Attila the Bum
wrote on 9 Sep 2005 13:02:47 -0700 .com: "cat3" in retrospect, of course. Katty was cat4? Katrina was a cat5 at one point -- not for very long, though. But it was a monster cat4 storm when it hit New Orleans. http://www.weathernet5.com/weatherblog/index.html claims it's the most destructive hurricane ever. This is debatable, but one might add the qualifier "since modern hurricanes were tracked in the 20th century" or some such and make it right. There are also issues of what might have been, had the levees been up to snuff -- but they weren't really designed for anything beyond a cat3. The odd thing was that it hit Florida as a cat1 -- and nobody says much about the damage there. (Perhaps there wasn't much there.) Atty (cat0, AFAIK; nice-guy :-) -- #191, It's still legal to go .sigless. |
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