Paradise50
Superstar
Wanted to move to Raleigh a few years down the road but I don't got time for that hurricane shyt 
Plus they stay getting ice
Plus they stay getting ice
Hurricane Matthew now the deadliest Hurricane since 2005 and the costliest since 2012.
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UserNameless
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Wanted to move to Raleigh a few years down the road but I don't got time for that hurricane shyt
Plus they stay getting ice
It has been a while since a hurricane has come in this far inland in NC. Triad got a lot of rain too.
Paradise50
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yea, we did...I've seen worse here as far as flooding and stuff
RammerJammer
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21 people have died in the US so far
Deadliest Atlantic Hurricane (1,027) since Hurricane Stan in 2005
Costliest US Hurricane (4-6 billion in damage) since Sandy in 2012
Deadliest Atlantic Hurricane (1,027) since Hurricane Stan in 2005
Costliest US Hurricane (4-6 billion in damage) since Sandy in 2012
OfTheCross
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eh...this storm wasn't shyt
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This means gas prices gonna go up?
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That's more frequent in kansas, Iowa ,Southern Illinois ect
I've been in the Midwest for 20 and never seen a tornado in my life.
Prayers go out,
It makes me mad though how much coverage this gets when Louisiana has literally been underwater twice with the last 15 years and didn't get near as much coverage or support.
Not trying to compare tragedies or pain...but it really pisses me off. From the outside looking in.
Anyway as someone that is still recovering from losing everything to water and even some friends my prayers really go out to those in need. Its ruff.
It makes me mad though how much coverage this gets when Louisiana has literally been underwater twice with the last 15 years and didn't get near as much coverage or support.
Not trying to compare tragedies or pain...but it really pisses me off. From the outside looking in.
Anyway as someone that is still recovering from losing everything to water and even some friends my prayers really go out to those in need. Its ruff.
malbaker86
Gators
Prayers go out,
It makes me mad though how much coverage this gets when Louisiana has literally been underwater twice with the last 15 years and didn't get near as much coverage or support.
Not trying to compare tragedies or pain...but it really pisses me off. From the outside looking in.
Anyway as someone that is still recovering from losing everything to water and even some friends my prayers really go out to those in need. Its ruff.
times have changed, grown, evolve since 2005. I thought Katrina got a shyt load of coverage tbh
times have changed, grown, evolve since 2005. I thought Katrina got a shyt load of coverage tbh
Katrina didn't get coverage really until Kanye spoke on bush. After that yeah, but your right we are more connected now than then.
But I'm not even talking about a hurricane, Just a month or so ago we had the lower half of most of the southern state underwater getting about 25 inches of rain in 4 days. 630 inches, or over 50 feet, during the four days combined and that's just rainfall and not from rivers and other things over flowing.
Anyway I don't want to take away from what's going on here. Its just crazy that to see. Even with the election going on its still getting massive coverage.
