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To our friend & some thoughts from 9
Happy birthday,
wcg!
Thank you for all that you do and all of your hard work! All of us up here really appreciate it!
Um... 10 & 13 even made a picture for you... (Needless to say, my older sister has been a bit of a... silly... influence on our new baby brother *rolleyes*)
Anyway, keep up the good work!
~~ Goes-12 ~~
Goddess of Atlantic ( Read more... ) -
Back online with new developments
First, we would like to FINALLY welcome our little brother ( Read more... ) -
Welcome back
Welcome home, Stardust!
It's good to have you back. Hopefully your explorations can teach us more about what's whizzing past us in the vastness of space.
Good job. Good to have you home.
- GOES-9
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OMG LIKE YES!
Okay, so like this is ALL THE RAGE and I told my other peeps about this. So like here it is! You should like totally tell all your peeps this, yo. Check it! opportunitygrrl, this is what I emailed you about so now you totally have got to go look and pass it on, girlfriend!
<3,
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One Month Left
One month left of what has been the busiest Atlantic hurricane season on record. This season has produced 3 record-breaking storms: Katrina, Rita, and Wilma.
One of my human friends, helenangel, is posting pictures of damage and the storm itself from a human-point-of-view on weathernerds. She also posted little video reports. This is one taken right after the hurricane ( Read more... ) -
Hurricane Rita Messes With Texas
Hurricane Rita is etched in history as one of the most powerful hurricanes in recorded history. This will mark the third major hurricane to make landfall in the Gulf of Mexico this season: Dennis, Katrina, and now Rita ( Read more... ) -
Rita Threatens Keys
Mandatory evacuations were issued yesterday for the lower Florida keys. This afternoon the upper keys were also evacuated and the hurricane warning was extended northward to Florida City- encompassing Miami-Dade county as well.
Tropical Storm Rita is expected to strengten to a hurricane later today and hit Key West as a category 2 hurricane ( Read more... ) -
Hurricane Katrina Prepares to Pummel Louisiana Coast
After driving through southern Florida, Hurricane Katrina has grown into an incredible storm. With sustained winds of 175 mph, Katrina is a very powerful Category 5 (the strongest) on the Saffir-Simpson scale.
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All Eyes on Florida- but is there another storm in the wings?
Tropical Storm Katrina is strengthening in the Bahamas and looking like it might develop into a hurricane by the time it hits the Florida coast, sometime in the early hours of Friday morning.
That was fast! I commend our collegues at the National Hurricane Center for staying on top of this storm.
( Thoughts on Katrina )