chrisnnavarre wrote:robbielyn wrote:wouldnt maria keep it from going to far east? like la being the furthest east it could go? wht did JB say yesterday?
Probably pull the Fujiwhara effect move east and rake the entire Gulf Coast from Western Louisiana through the Florida Panhandle, then down through the middle of the Florida peninsula as Maria crosses to the south. Maria would then get pulled north hitting the central Gulf Coast around New Orleans for a second dose of tropical medicine. That'd be great, just great because then FEMA would have to submit chapter 11 bankruptcy paperwork in Federal Court.

Uuuuuum, let me inform you. They are already having problems funding what they intended to fund after Katrina. Any other catastrophic Hurricane events, or earthquakes...etc, lots of folks are going to get screwed for a long time before they can get what they paid for. If they would have built reinforced levees like they were designed, but decided to shorten the lengths of pilings driven and depth of reinforcing walls, New Orleans would NOT be in the situation we are now. The government failed in their construction of levees. Bottom line.
Sorry for the rant, but felt a need to only briefly summarize the problem.
Hope everyone stays safe.