NWS Forecaster Predicts 20-25" of Rain
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Fri Sep-23-05 10:15 PM
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| NWS Forecaster Predicts 20-25" of Rain |
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One of the National Weather Service forecaster is saying some areas may get as much as 20-25" of rain if Rita stalls as expected somewhere on the Tx.-La. border. That could be over multiple days, but even so--that's some kinda rain.
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| Gloria
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Fri Sep-23-05 10:17 PM
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| 1. Yes, the Hurricane Watch Net reported this this afternoon... |
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the coast from Port Arthur to Alabama may get that much over the next few days....
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| obxhead
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Fri Sep-23-05 10:18 PM
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| 2. Some time ago I saw a report |
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that 24" or so of rain in a 48 hour period over NO. would cause the same thing Katrina did. I hope Rita doesn't drift east.
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| Robertwf
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Fri Sep-23-05 10:29 PM
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| 3. The destruction potential is probably greater |
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than the water from Katrina. Does anyone have precipitation info. for the whole area that is potentially going to get this Dump Grande? It will all eventually have to be absorbed into saturated earth.
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