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charlie was like 03 or some suchI was making a count the other day, I've been through about 15 of these things. Opal was the the worst for me, in Pensacola. Roof blew off, sheltered in a closet for hours.Cuz youre a good fella, and would answer meGoogle says cat 4, why ask me rather than google?What category was Hurricane Charlie?It takes something more akin to a bunker than a house to withstand a cat 5.
I was inside of charlie.
whoa that sounded bad.
This one looks like the worst ever. Which one was Charlie?
there are hurricane proof houses, we just dont build them is the thing.Most houses are blown down by tornadoes in a hurricane. nothing can really withstand one.What about using clay and aerodynamics?
2004, took a pat very similar to the one projected for irma.I was making a count the other day, I've been through about 15 of these things. Opal was the the worst for me, in Pensacola. Roof blew off, sheltered in a closet for hours.Cuz youre a good fella, and would answer meGoogle says cat 4, why ask me rather than google?What category was Hurricane Charlie?It takes something more akin to a bunker than a house to withstand a cat 5.
I was inside of charlie.
whoa that sounded bad.
This one looks like the worst ever. Which one was Charlie?
Oh?As long as it nails Mar-a-Lago the Democrats will be elated.
Too expensive. Even then it can only be "hurricane proof" up to about a 3 or so and if it is a tornado all bets are off. I once saw the immediate aftermath of an f5 tornado, even the soil was gone.there are hurricane proof houses, we just dont build them is the thing.Most houses are blown down by tornadoes in a hurricane. nothing can really withstand one.What about using clay and aerodynamics?
2004, took a pat very similar to the one projected for irma.I was making a count the other day, I've been through about 15 of these things. Opal was the the worst for me, in Pensacola. Roof blew off, sheltered in a closet for hours.Cuz youre a good fella, and would answer meGoogle says cat 4, why ask me rather than google?What category was Hurricane Charlie?
I was inside of charlie.
whoa that sounded bad.
This one looks like the worst ever. Which one was Charlie?
no way .....theres designs for 400mph winds..Too expensive. Even then it can only be "hurricane proof" up to about a 3 or so and if it is a tornado all bets are off. I once saw the immediate aftermath of an f5 tornado, even the soil was gone.there are hurricane proof houses, we just dont build them is the thing.Most houses are blown down by tornadoes in a hurricane. nothing can really withstand one.What about using clay and aerodynamics?
2004, took a pat very similar to the one projected for irma.I was making a count the other day, I've been through about 15 of these things. Opal was the the worst for me, in Pensacola. Roof blew off, sheltered in a closet for hours.Cuz youre a good fella, and would answer meGoogle says cat 4, why ask me rather than google?
I was inside of charlie.
whoa that sounded bad.
This one looks like the worst ever. Which one was Charlie?
Did it take a sharp right and slam Punta Gorda?
No one wants to live in a bunker, at least not until the storm is on the way. Normal houses made from wood and steel can be made quite strong and still fall prey to large debris and trees. Also practically nothing withstands a strong storm surge, the real killer of houses on the coast.no way .....theres designs for 400mph winds..Too expensive. Even then it can only be "hurricane proof" up to about a 3 or so and if it is a tornado all bets are off. I once saw the immediate aftermath of an f5 tornado, even the soil was gone.there are hurricane proof houses, we just dont build them is the thing.Most houses are blown down by tornadoes in a hurricane. nothing can really withstand one.What about using clay and aerodynamics?
but yea its the cost, thats the inhibiting factor.
shame. science for nothin and my chicks for free
in NY.No one wants to live in a bunker, at least not until the storm is on the way. Normal houses made from wood and steel can be made quite strong and still fall prey to large debris and trees. Also practically nothing withstands a strong storm surge, the real killer of houses on the coast.no way .....theres designs for 400mph winds..Too expensive. Even then it can only be "hurricane proof" up to about a 3 or so and if it is a tornado all bets are off. I once saw the immediate aftermath of an f5 tornado, even the soil was gone.there are hurricane proof houses, we just dont build them is the thing.Most houses are blown down by tornadoes in a hurricane. nothing can really withstand one.What about using clay and aerodynamics?
but yea its the cost, thats the inhibiting factor.
shame. science for nothin and my chicks for free
I have to go right this minute to board up another house. You never said where you are but if you are in the "cone of uncertanty" as I am stay safe. This applies to OP as well even though he is treating this like some sick joke.
