Re: Rita Now Cat 5 The End Is Near For Gulf Coast

I copy, nightbat.

I have been monitoring the storm too.  Moving across the steaming
waters of the Gulf, it is pressing hard to achieve the category 5
status before landfall!

It is heading straight for the Texas offshore oil platforms, then the
shoreline refineries, and then the Texas oil fields!  Oil and gas
prices are once again soaring on the international markets as the stock
markets decline!

They should pictures of the last time such a storm hit Galvaston in
1900.  It was just a pile of rubble!  Six thousand dead!

Houston is in trouble!  Being built on low lying swampland, it is
subject to the storm surge over flowing its streets just like in New
Orleans!  Also its downtoun skyscraper windows are highly vulnerable to
hurricane force winds!

Oh, I just heard the announcement:  Windspeed has just been measured at
165 mpg which makes it now a category 5, and with windspeeds higher
than Katrina!  That is right!  This storm is now more powerful than
Hurricane Katrina!

Residents of Texas and Lousiana coast are now being urged to leave!
Save yourselves while you can!  Manditory evacuation is being enforced
in some locations!

This is for real!  I couldn't make this stuff up.

Be warned!

Double-A

nightbat wrote

             As Predicted by Earth Science Officers this it it, the
worst potential US natural disaster is about to come on shore. Please
everyone leave Gulf Coast now, a very rare occurrence like this is
catastrophic beyond words. A 15 to 20+ foot possible storm surge wall of
water is possible killing and destroying all in its path. It's a monster
worst then Katrina, run!!!!!!!!!!!!

Danger, danger, danger.

             Please take heed!!!
             Captain nightbat