Jens
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Hi,
ich habe hier gerade einen interessanten Artikel beim "Charlotte Observer" gefunden - was würde ein potenzieller Hurrikan wie Katrina in Florida anrichten:
Hier geht es zum kompletten Artikel:
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/ ... 518310.htm
Grüßle, Jens
ich habe hier gerade einen interessanten Artikel beim "Charlotte Observer" gefunden - was würde ein potenzieller Hurrikan wie Katrina in Florida anrichten:
Katrina-size hurricane would devastate South Florida, scientists say
MIAMI - Seven feet of sea water swamps 45 miles of coastline from Miami Beach through Fort Lauderdale to Deerfield Beach. Salt water surges through countless houses near the coast. Waist-deep fresh water blankets vast regions of suburbia.
Ferocious winds crush tens of thousands of roofs and gut numerous office buildings. Residents who defy orders to evacuate skyscrapers along the coast and in downtown Miami could be blown out of their apartments. Power outages persist for months.
According to simulations conducted for The Miami Herald by scientists at the National Hurricane Center and to interviews with a wide range of experts, those are realistic sketches of what could occur when South Florida is blasted by a hurricane as strong as last year's Katrina was when it devastated the Gulf Coast and New Orleans, or Wilma when it wrecked portions of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. [...]
Hier geht es zum kompletten Artikel:
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/ ... 518310.htm
Grüßle, Jens