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Southeast Texas saw life-threatening flooding even as storm Edouard lost steam. Online speculation said “brown ocean effect” aided the rain, but the simpler exp…
Southeast Texas saw life-threatening flooding even as storm Edouard lost steam. Online speculation said “brown ocean effect” aided the rain, but the simpler explanation was right next door.
Hey folks I have an even BETTER idea. Let's re-name the Gulf of Mexico to "The Gulf of The United States. You know why? Because the official name for America is The United States of America. The official name for Mexico is Los Estados Unidos de Mexico. Translated means The United States of Mexico. So there!
"...when you hear hoof beats, think horses, not zebras."<br><br>Careful, that's the kind of sensible logic that will get you fired from a whimsical place like CNN.
I don't think people understand that Dallas being landlocked has seen a category 1 hurricane before. If a hurricane in the Gulf hits just right at a, I think at least a cat three there's a very good potential. It can hit DFW at still a cat one or tropical storm. It's crazy!
Someone was off school the day they taught spelling, Because, it's NOT spelt "Edouard" It's Edward, At least it is in countries where they can spell properly...
Southeast Texas saw life-threatening flooding even as storm Edouard lost steam. Online speculation said “brown ocean effect” aided the rain, but the simpler explanation was right next door.
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