And that's the weak side of the hurricane hitting it too. Isn't the right side usually the strongest?
And that's the weak side of the hurricane hitting it too. Isn't the right side usually the strongest?
at ya sis. Haven't heard from cousin I guess she left.My younger sister said fukk that and left her new house.
That insurance
Tbh imma still move down there
After nursing school I’ll be making at least 60k down there so I can get a house or rent
In most storms, the wind effect is short lived because once it touches land it's being diminished...whereas precipitation is constant and doesn't give a fukk about land.
It's why water is by far the #1 killer in hurricanes...
The most deadliest / costliest hurricanes are usually the in the lower categories. Katrina and Harvey are two examples.
They will pour unrelenting rain causing massive flooding.
There really needs to be a revamp of a category system to incorporate precipitation totals / storm surges along with wind speed. People are gonna see a Cat 1 and thinking it’s gonna be one way, but it’s usually the other.
That's my 2nd home it ain't safe their either lol the way how they modifying these storms past 10+ yrsGo to atl