zombiewizardhawk
Potato del Grande
Ah, I figured it would've been tards telling her how cruel it is to have 97 dogs in wherever she was and that she should be shoved into a master bedroom with 97 people type stuff.
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I spent 50 years in S Fla. Loss of life "should" generally not be great from a storm. Wind, even at 200 mph doesnt kill you. The shit the wind is whipping around at 200 mph is what kills you. Assuming your house doesnt collapse (which most sound structures wont) the walls stop the debris from hitting you.The amazing thing to me about the aftermath of Dorian over the Bahama's is that so many people did live through it. That was some top tier devastation.
Yep. This is where the whole native species thing comes into play. Native trees (palm trees) are built for high winds (palm fronds and deep root balls). People import big canopy, shallow root trees and they become house killers when they get ripped out of the ground.Do not forget trees - if you stay on your inside parts of your home you usually are good as trees crush the outside areas...but if you have particularly tall trees...
Better than me. The Stormy I slept with fried all my electronics during sex. Then changed into a human frog.I slept with a girl with thunder thighs, does that count?
My man DJT is comedy gold. He needs reelected just for four more years of tweets...
do you go out in the field or just number crunch?I'm an insurance adjuster in NC and I expect that we will see around 30,000 claims. Florence brought us 99,000 and we've been working those for the past year. The damage was not as widespread for this storm but there was some historic flooding for the parts of the outer banks and I expect wind damage from Hatteras to Kitty Hawk next week. It has really been slow so far...maybe people are just going to check their damage this weekend or can't get back to their communities yet. We did see several tornados touchdown and cause damage before the Hurricane ever hit in areas where the eye-wall never even came close to.
As there was record heat this summer I think there will be another 2 or 3 storms that will impact the continental US before the end of October and at least one of them will be pretty bad. It has been surprisingly slow so far as far as getting new claims but even after Florence last year most claims didn't get reported in the first 3-5 days. They came about 7-10 days later and we were able to close or at least get an initial settlement to folks within the first two weeks for 80% or so of those 99,000 claims. The supplements have been unreal for Florence though. I don't expect Dorian to last as long.