Tampa Bay hasn’t been hit directly by a major hurricane since 1921. Milton may be the one
Tampa Bay hasn’t been hit directly by a major hurricane since 1921. Milton may be the one
Milton was downgraded from a Category 5 to a Category 4 hurricane and the storm's center could come ashore Wednesday in the Tampa Bay region.
Edit: Just found this graphic. Tampa could very well be fucked on a Katrina level without any levees breaking.
Has Tampa Bay made it ILLEGAL to mention Hurricane Milton? That will Stop it!
If they have not been hit for a century, it remains to be seen how well the existing kinds of flood defence will work out. Have they done anything to strengthen or at least maintain them since then?
It's almost definitely worse, more development means more covered land which means more water flowing faster to holding areas, that likely aren't sized for the amount of developed land.
This is Florida. All those abortionist, transgender, scientist, and librarians need to be dealt with before any plans to address imminent catastrophy.
Why spend their own money, when they could just wait for that sweet federal money after a disaster? (While blaming the federal gov and being completely insufferable, ungrateful cunts.)
That's too sad to be funny.
They haven't! Sad!
Something something Gods wrath…
Clearwater is full of $cientologists... Just sayin'.
St. Petersburg is know as Gods waiting room because of the large number of retires. Looks like rhett don't have to wait much longer.