The Season for Natural Disasters
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As I sit in snow riddled Seattle, it occurs to me that this year has been the season for natural disasters. Especially considering we are in the midst of an earthquake that has caused numerous damage over large chunks of southern China following severe storm damage all over China and Vietnam from typhoons of this last season.
It seems, this year there has not been one horrible disaster such as Hurricane Katrina, a Pakistani Earthquake, or an enormous tidal wave that desolates much of southern Asia, but there are a repeated series of natural disasters that have slowed, shut down, or impeded life.
In the USA alone in the past 60 days, we have huge 3 major wind storms with Hurricane force winds, 3 major snow storms including 1 that shut down much of the Rocky Mountain area, millions of people without power, and cold snaps from coast to coast.
What is everyone else's take on the weather?
It seems, this year there has not been one horrible disaster such as Hurricane Katrina, a Pakistani Earthquake, or an enormous tidal wave that desolates much of southern Asia, but there are a repeated series of natural disasters that have slowed, shut down, or impeded life.
In the USA alone in the past 60 days, we have huge 3 major wind storms with Hurricane force winds, 3 major snow storms including 1 that shut down much of the Rocky Mountain area, millions of people without power, and cold snaps from coast to coast.
What is everyone else's take on the weather?
27 Dec 2006 09:57
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