READ THIS BRITISH WEATHER REPORT!!!IT SAYS IT ALL!!!

QUOTE (Matt @ Aug 28 2005, 03:03 PM)
It´s not too late to get out of the way of the 50-70ft wall of water.

So what if all the roads out are as a parking lot!

Unlike the Tsunami victims-- you have enough warning to get on a bicycle
and head North and still outrun this thing coming in @ 12mph.
bicycle


It´s not too late to get out of the way of the 50-70ft wall of water

Hurricane Andrew was the largest natural disaster in recent times in America-- and yet I just heard the ranking NOAA Scientist say that this is every bit as bad as Andrew-- but "Much, Much larger"...



I look @ the news and I see mismanagement-- gross mismanagement!

There should never be a picture of this bumper-to-bumper total gridlock--

--people trying to leave and they cannot-- because the incoming lanes have not been converted over to allow people to leave.

There should neverhave been a condition where all incoming roads were not ´orange coned´ to allow most lanes to be converted to outgoing lanes.

This is as bad-- as the totally obvious lack of personel to process the backlog of people lining up at the Superdome--

Where are the basic numbers of Louisiana National Guard needed to simply pat down for weapons and quickly process the folks coming in?

Goddamn Iraq-- in a war started on lies!

and this british news agency is more accurate than our news services that show all lanes being converted to OUTBOUND lanes???


Go away

I too diddnt understand why they diddnt open the opposite lane of the highway to ease the gridlock.

ummm, they did

they actually did have reverse traffic on the emergency defense highway out.

i can actually imagine a mean spirited american high-archy who hasnt cared a spit about russian weather tech.
too busy getting into space and dumbing down the kids to see it coming.
kudos, if this has been MANufactured.






but i have been drinking vodka.
nevermind...

Hey Slick?? Post the link to that pic of the ´stadium effect´ again, would you?

Hoe can a river be "done for"? It´s a river.

That isn´t British Weather

Go to their home page:

Crown Weather Services
Limestone, Maine

yes, spot on