[ExI] test case dorian

[William Flynn Wallace]

With Dorian, we get a possible demonstration.  When I was growing up about
20 miles due west of Cape Canaveral, we had hurricanes but they seldom
amounted to much: lots of rain, fences blown down, aluminum awnings gone
missing, that sorta thing.



spike


Yeah - and Grey skies.  bill w

On Fri, Aug 30, 2019 at 8:24 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> Theory has it that the continental shelf extending way out to the east of
> the Florida Atlantic coast protects it from the most destructive
> hurricanes.  If you go on Google Maps under Cape Canaveral and hit
> satellite view, it shows the shallow water going way out, which tends to
> weaken hurricanes before they hit land (the water is plenty warm but there
> is less of it.)
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> With Dorian, we get a possible demonstration.  When I was growing up about
> 20 miles due west of Cape Canaveral, we had hurricanes but they seldom
> amounted to much: lots of rain, fences blown down, aluminum awnings gone
> missing, that sorta thing.
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> spike
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