I'm sure if there is some sort of disaster with this, our President will respond in a swift fashion as has been demonstrated in the past..........Oh, sh*t, get the hell out of there.
Actually, they are saying that it should still be a Tropical Storm when it hits, so maybe a party is in order for you and your friends.:grandmais
Actually, they are saying that it should still be a Tropical Storm when it hits, so maybe a party is in order for you and your friends.:grandmais
You're absolutely right. Today the Everglades are half the size they were 100 years ago, all because of those canals they dug for development.
But most of the lakes are down primarily due to the lack of rainfall for the past 10-20 years. We need a decade of tropical storms to come fill 'em up.
There's been no particular lack of rainfall within Florida during the past two decades. Annual averages ebb and flow, but the median average has been consistent.
Fresh water levels are lower quite simply because the state has expanded civic water systems to the point where a lot more water is out of the lakes, rivers and streams and now contained within those systems instead.
Fresh water levels are lower quite simply because the state has expanded civic water systems to the point where a lot more water is out of the lakes, rivers and streams and now contained within those systems instead.
