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September 23rd 05, 07:19 PM
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OT? Rain, Rita, and flooded evacuation
Sorry if this is OT, but: Near as I can figure, northeast Texas, maybe as
far west as Dallas-Ft. Worth, is not going to be a good place to be by the middle of next week, being under a Biblical deluge - and it sounds like a lot of folks from the Houston area were headed north to that neck of the woods. Does anyone know if the emergency management system is ready for that? |
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