Posted by kcm.MN on August 29, 2017 at 06:35:33 from (174.219.138.110):
In Reply to: Flooding posted by Geo-TH,In on August 28, 2017 at 01:34:17:
Bret -- exactly. However, there's a lot more people down on the coast now that have never been through the experience. Most people, it seems, will weigh out the options (if they have the option to) about where they want to live. They get to hurricanes and figure it's a good bet, as the storms rarely hit the same place twice in a row, so you may go 20 years without ever going through a direct hit. So, we'll just keep insurance up to date, etc.
What they fail to realize is something that cannot be relayed in words, and that's the massive scale of destruction - especially when it's happening in 3D, real-time! It's amazing how many people will move into hurricane country or tornado country and get to feeling comfortable, then when a threat approaches, they stay their ground and put all faith in the weather services. And if they "do" choose to skedaddle, they find that the roads are congested with traffic, gas stations are shut down, grocery store shelves are bare, etc.
Yes, is really interesting the mindset of many folks. For those born in an area, it gets to be life as usual -- just something that happens now and then.
Oh, and then you have all these builders/contractors putting up housing in areas where they KNOW is gonna flood! That's what tans my hide!!
I'll take the cold and snow, thank you. Can always put more clothes on, and can always throw more wood on the fire. ....But these blame skeeters are menacing! *lol* :shock:
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