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To: Think4Yourself who wrote (85882)8/17/2007 11:37:15 AM
From: TommasoRespond to of 306849
 
I hope you are right--not because I want the rigs to get hit, but because a large area in Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia is in extreme drought and could use the rain. (That's not where I live, but I follow conditions).

drought.unl.edu

Also, Texas is already about to wash into the Gulfwith two FEET of excess rain, so I hope it does not go there.

But que sera, sera, not much to do about it.



To: Think4Yourself who wrote (85882)8/19/2007 4:51:10 PM
From: TommasoRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
I was looking at the path of about 50 hurricanes on Google Earth that have passed where Dean is going. Only one hit as far east as Houston, and almost all piled on into Mexico after crossing the Yucatan. Looks like close to zero likelihood of much damage to U. S. owned rigs, but considerable interruption of Mexican operations.


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