Posted by wildfire blog on Friday, April 5, 2013

Drawing nearer to technological breakthroughs that will allow us to have 'wildfire season' a thing of the past, in the meantime, there is a look at last year's wildfire trends, 2012, of the westward movement, overlayed with Atlantic and Pacific hurricane seasons, and that generally, most people think of most areas of California,  not referring to the very northern area that borders with Washington State, as warmer or hotter, longer and sooner...
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Initially posted October 30, 2012

39 people are reported dead in the continental U.S. as result of Hurricane Sandy.

There are areas of New Jersey that are still not able to be identified as to what exactly the extent of the damage is, and possibly other human injuries.  2.5 million power outages [for New Jersey per CBSnews.com today].

Same source also says 2.3 million power outages in New York, and 1.2 million power outages in Pennsylvania.

Equipment for locating trapped people in storm ...
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Initially posted on Tuesday, September 4, 2012 

Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas, in that order according to reports of the number of people without power, are states mainly affected by Hurricane Isaac, late summer, 2012.

Some houses are still underwater, some are only partially, with gradations between.

Many livestock and cattle are seen affected by the rising waters.

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http://etisworld.com/severe-weather-condition-supplemental-blog/100-000-people-without-power-from-hurr...
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Initially posted September 4, 2012

Hurricane 'Season', did not go without leaving its mark this year.  It hit in the area of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas.

There are a mixture of elements involved, Hurricane Isaac, it seems to be.

The area geographically, where the hurricane hit, is an area where intense rains and winds, sometimes even up to hurricanes, if they hit, hit.  That is a part of the vacation spot sometimes, and makes the area what it is. The residents there have some un...
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