do you think,  in this summer, there will be other Katrina and Rita in the south?
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Will there be another hurricane that hits the USA and causes terrible damage?  Yes.\n\nWill it hit the New Orleans or the same area of Texas again? Chances are low, but always possible.
650862
LSU might be interesting. history is being made as the state deals with the aftermath of katrina.\n\nUT - San Antonio might also be interesting. nice, small city with riverwalk area.\n\nUA is also worth considering for friendly people and true deep south experience.
959613
I think they may have one. I bet that it will start the middle of next year sometime. I bet during the summer since they would be filming right now.
307821
I have been through Lafeyett,La. Not much their. La. Got hit so hard by Katrina Hurricane, they all have not recovered yet, I would wait another 1-2 before moving their.
213282
Perhaps Jimbo and shaved lady ARE the authorities to be alerted.  \n\nThose storms were pretty nasty, from what I saw on the news.  Why not just move down here to New Orleans?  We have MUCH better weather!  LOL  \n\nLeave work early, go home, take a nap.
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I live on the East Coast in the South, and yes, I think it is very likely. Whenever our winters are particularly warm, the following hurricane season tends to be worse. This past winter was the warmest I've ever known, and I grew up even further south than I now live.\n\nAlso... Cat 3's are pretty much the norm in any year... I think there's a really good chance of some 4's and 5's causing some major trouble this year.
392109
yes.  Hurricanes redistribute the heat of the planet.  The planet is trying to rebalance itself.
897470
well I don't stay in southern ms but if you're trying to meet girls u should try to go to the bars and clubs that surround southern university. its not alot to do because of the hurricane, yea, that sucks
354641
I think some are open, but it would depend on what area you are wanting to live in.  The most seriously flooded areas are still a HUGE mess and over 1000 houses still need to be checked for human remains before they can be bulldozed.  It's UNREAL...still looks like the set for a scary movie for miles and miles in some areas.\nHope all's well in Texas.  The volunteers helping in N.O. and the surrounding area are doing a fabulous job and working their tails off.  Sadly, the government still has their collective head up their butt.\nYou may be able to find more info here:\nhttp://www.wdsu.com/index.html
985035
yes there is ,,in an eye of a hurricane or a tornado
627528
During the next 5 years, I hope to see a Democratic sweep in all state and Federal governments (at least we will get a different set of lies), I am afraid we will see rampant inflation, horrid interest rates, serious weather pattern changes including more and more serious hurricanes on the East Coast. I expect that during the next 10 years, our ocean levels to begin rising causing more and more flooding in the gulf and East Coast. We well could face a serious uprising of the population due to the Iraq ordeal...very much like we had with Viet Nam. I do not foresee good times ahead. I also think our problems with Mexico have just started. I hope I am wrong.
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I survived Rita, the hurricane that LEVELED lower Southwest Louisiana, which has a high population of elderly people. I get so sick of hearing about Katrina. All of the hurricanes were bad. Anyway, The Red Cross was helpful, however, the church groups and groups of students using their spring breaks in the clean up effort here has been so awesome. I don't know what happened to the Red Cross. But I have faith in humanity again!!!
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One question I've heard a lot recently is "What happens if we run out of hurricane names?" If we're unlucky enough to deplete the year's supply of names we won't, contrary to popular opinion, simply start using names from next year's list. In that case, the National Hurricane Center will turn to the Greek alphabet and we'll have Hurricanes Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, etc.\n\nI really doubt we will ever go though all 2 (regular/greek) sets of names. If we do, I guess we will be unprepared. They could always go back and use the years names again and add a special letter/number. Like Katrina.2, Rita.A\n\nAntivirus companies do something like this when there are many versions of a certain virus.
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I just heard on the news this morning that hurricane season is once again upon us. They did say that it shouldn't be as bad as last year though.\n\nI don't know how the people that live in these areas do it...they really have to love where they're at to continue to live in the hurricane zones and rebuild or evacuate or whatever comes along. \n\nPersonally I am not that flexible with my life. I like stability and security.  Even if the insurance does cover the loss of the actual building and contents..you can never replace or put a value on your possessions or your life. \n\nI think the predictions hold some merit. They are just that...predictions,but I would definitely think twice before building in that area. Not the life for me.
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Unfortunatlly its completely impossible to predict that answer. Time has shown that the Atlantic Hurricane Season runs typically on a 30 year pattern. \n\nHowever, if you believe the global warming concept, then naturally the hurricanes could increase. Don't forget though, that Global Warming isn't going to disrupt only the Atlantic Basin, it will be a worldwide weather phenomina. Global Weather Patterns could change and even make Atlantic Hurricanes Disappear if the Atlantic Waters are cooled by polar ice melting.
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As far as I know, they all still exist, although some of the land may have been washed away.  The area near Plaquemines parish, Jefferson Parish, and Orleans parish were hard hit by Katrina.  Now they are just a little "Poorish".
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There better be some more summer around here, at least for the weekend. The baby will be 1 year old on Sunday and he IS having a party and his friends WILL be outside and we WILL be able to chuck the kids in the paddling pool. It was nice this time last year only this time last year, I was 9 months pregnant and it was not enjoyable. It would be very rude if the weather was bad this weekend. Well I know summer oficially starts June 21st(solstice) but that's the longest day so that means the days will start to get shorter after that.\nBut because I am Evil, I will chuck the kids outside anyway even if it's thundery. I like thunder and storms and stuff, they can just bloody well like it too.