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BBC Ticker:
LATEST:Hurricane Ida which killed more than 120 in El Salvador downgraded to tropical storm Ida was nothing to do with the flooding in El Salvador. Keith (Southend) |
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On 9 Nov, 15:25, "Keith (Southend)G"
wrote: BBC Ticker: LATEST:Hurricane Ida which killed more than 120 in El Salvador downgraded to tropical storm Ida was nothing to do with the flooding in El Salvador. Keith (Southend) You sound surprised, Keith. I'm more surprised that they haven't blamed it on global warming... |
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![]() LATEST:Hurricane Ida which killed more than 120 in El Salvador downgraded to tropical storm Ida was nothing to do with the flooding in El Salvador. .... it's not clear admittedly, but 'Ida' made an initial approach due NW towards the mountain regions of NW Nicaragua and Honduras (before 'jinking' away towards the Yucatan peninsula), producing high rainfall in these countries, as well as enhancing the tropical weakness on the Pacific side of the isthmus - I think that the high rainfall in the central mountains, coming after earlier heavy rain, has caused these tragedies. The southern watershed off the Honduras mountains is through El Salvador. Martin. -- Martin Rowley |
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