Will the name Katrina be retired?
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After all that this hurricane has done not only in South Florida but in Louisiana,Mississippi,Alabama and what later in states more north from the gulf will get it is a given the name Katrina will be retired.
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ChaserUK wrote:ah cheers Gilbert88 - so what is the defining reason for retiring a name?
Monetary damage and/or human toll. Any country affected by a named tropical system can request its retirement at the end of the season.
Ah, there were a few names that were retired in the EPAC for political reasons... and the infamous "Frances" affair.
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well I think that although the 175mph Cat 5 did not come ashore this will be a memorable storm. I think we are not getting a lot of reports yet - too early - damage assessment needs to be completed. Also the loss of life - I hope to god no one died but I just heard on Fox that in Grand Island 7 people that stayed behind are unaccounted for....
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