Another Hurricane Danger (photo)

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Ithaca SC September 6, 2004 -- These two boards are sticking though this house as a result of a tornado spawned by Hurricane Frances. Photo by: MARVIN NAUMAN/FEMA News Photo Mandatory credit (no charge for use)

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It's sending a message, "stay inside all the time."

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Peers Creek, NC, September 19, 2004 -- A Volunteer rescues personal items from a house destroyed by flood waters caused by Hurricane Ivan. Macon County.

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Bridgeville, PA, September 29, 2004 -- David and Walter Lupi muck out their basement after a flash flood caused by heavy rain following two hurricanes that struck within two weeks of each other. FEMA NewsPhoto/Bob McMillian

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Peers Creek, NC, September 18, 2004 -- Rescue worker clears a debris covered road with a bulldozer. A massive mud slide killed four people and destroyed some 30 homes after Hurricane Ivan. FEMA NewsPhoto/Leif Skoogfors

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Dang. I'm in North Carolina and our area just missed the brunt of all this by distinct MILES last year.
That first picture made me holler out loud, though!

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Gulf Shores, AL, September 26, 2004--An ABC News car was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan. It remains in a parking garage in a condo that was also damaged. FEMA Photo/Jocelyn Augustino

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Pensacola,FL, September 18, 2004-- The debris line deposit from the tidal surge of hurricane Ivan. FEMA photo/Andrea Booher

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Pensacola,FL.,9/18/2004-- FEMA Urban Search & Rescue structural engineers check building for structural integrity following hurricane Ivan. FEMA photo/Andrea Booher

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Flomaton, AL, September 23, 2004--A house where a tornado touched down during Hurricane Ivan remains intact without it's roof. The residents of the house who were inside during the tornado were unharmed. FEMA Photo/Jocelyn Augustino

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ORANGE BEACH, AL -- The Windemere Condominiums, on Orange Beach, Ala., show the vast fury of Hurricane Ivan's 130 mph winds and 30-foot swells. The eye of Ivan passed directly over Orange Beach early morning on September 16, 2004. FEMA Photo/Butch Kinerney

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Pensecola Beach, FL, September 18, 2004--Damage and debris from Hurricane Ivan remain throughout the area. FEMA Photo/Jocelyn Augustino

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Boynton Beach, FL, September 14, 2004 -- This structure sustained significant damage from Hurricane Frances. FEMA Photo/Mark Wolfe

(side note- this area is at least 25-30 miles from where the south eye wall hit)

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Port Charlotte,FL.,8/27/2004--FEMA Community Relations worker Lauren Hobart assists residents with housing questions following hurricane Charley. FEMA Photo/Andrea Booher

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Ogden Acres,FL.,8/25/2004--Hurricane victims clean up around damaged homes following Hurricane Charley. FEMA Photo/Andrea Booher

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Orlando, FL, August 18, 2004 -- This hotel on McCoy Road sustained significant damage during Hurricane Charley. Several people staying throughout the storm were unhurt according to the general manager. FEMA Photo/George Armstrong

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Punta Gorda, FL, Aug. 16, 2004 -- Aerial image of destroyed homes in Punta Gorda, following hurricane Charley. FEMA Photo/Andrea Booher



Punta Gorda, FL, Aug. 21, 2004 -- Car damaged by Hurricane Charley. FEMA Photo/Andrea Booher

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Punta Gorda, FL, August 16, 2004 -- This downtown structure lost its roof due to Hurricane Charley. FEMA Photo/Mark Wolfe

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Punta Gorda, FL, August 16, 2004 -- This 1929 Packard automobile somehow avoided being significantly damaged by Hurricane Charley as the carport that housed it was completely destroyed. FEMA Photo/Mark Wolfe

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Sumter Co., SC -- September 6, 2004 Tornado Damage from Hurricane Frances. Totally destroyed brick house side was done by small tree at high speed. Inside looking out. Photo by: MARVIN NAUMAN/FEMA News Photo Mandatory credit (no charge for use)