Did We Survive Hurricane Katrina or Not?: Hurricane to Dwarf Katrina Imminent

Tuesday, January 9, 2007

Hurricane to Dwarf Katrina Imminent

Hurricane to Dwarf Katrina Imminent: "Hurricane Katrina will be nothing in caparison to the big one to hit Southeastern United States in the future.

This was the warning given by the Director of the National Hurricane Center, Max Mayfield, who is soon to leave his post."

Now that the BlogThis! feature is working with the new blogger (and I'm too lazy to blog news the long way like Mom does).. I decided I would search long and hard for some really good news to be the first blogged in a while. This is the best I could come up with.

1 comment:

Ruth said...: I don't think it's proper to say Katrina will be no comparison with what hasn't happened yet. Even though Katrina was worse than Camille, it still didn't make Camille a nothing.; 7:44 PM

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