fitman 07/09/2009
The chance for a major hurricane hitting the US mainland remains the same every season.We could have one this year, or not for another 50 years.Make like a Boy Scout and BE PREPARED.
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jman1961 07/09/2009
There have only been 4 that made landfall in the USA as category '5' storms; once every 39.5 years from 1851-2005 (Katrina) according to the National Weather Service. There will surely be another, but not for quite a while.
ayn 07/03/2009
No doubt. Especially in a month or two when hurrican season begins
irishgit 07/07/2008
This is about as safe a bet as predicting the sun will rise in the East.
twansalem 07/05/2008
Hurricanes happen all the time. I would be surprised if there wasn't a massive hurricane this year.
lmorovan 07/04/2008
We have the technology to "kill" hurricanes. But we don't have the political and economical will to do so. The aftermath of a hurricane is always good, from the economical point of view of a few powerful circles.
scarletfeather 07/04/2008
I just hope the government learned its lesson from Katrina.
Wiseguy 07/04/2008
A given, the question is when. If I had to guess...maybe when the Hurricane season begins.
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