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Charlotte Harbor, Florida is flowing in reverse. (Original Post) catbyte Sep 2022 OP
Holy Shit that is scary ... thanx for posting. All that water is gonna come back and then some Botany Sep 2022 #1
They'll rebuild. jimfields33 Sep 2022 #8
Ian is taking a deep breath before spitting all that water back to shore berniesandersmittens Sep 2022 #2
Very descriptive. Baitball Blogger Sep 2022 #7
Random story GusBob Sep 2022 #3
God they are going to catch it Saoirse9 Sep 2022 #4
I just saw a simliar video of Tampa Bay harbor mcar Sep 2022 #5
Don't want to be there when it comes back. Srkdqltr Sep 2022 #6
Same happened to Tampa Bay during Irma AmBlue Sep 2022 #9
Tampa Bay does that, too obamanut2012 Sep 2022 #10

Botany

(70,447 posts)
1. Holy Shit that is scary ... thanx for posting. All that water is gonna come back and then some
Wed Sep 28, 2022, 10:31 AM
Sep 2022

.... in the storm surge.




Say good bye to all these homes. Maybe after they are all wiped out they can restore the native vegetation
such as mangroves which will act as a buffer to storms and rising sea levels.

jimfields33

(15,692 posts)
8. They'll rebuild.
Wed Sep 28, 2022, 10:50 AM
Sep 2022

People in California with the constant fires will rebuild. People in the Midwest with the tornadoes they will rebuild. The flooding in Ellicott city Maryland they rebuild. It’s their home.

GusBob

(7,286 posts)
3. Random story
Wed Sep 28, 2022, 10:37 AM
Sep 2022

I remember after one of the hurricanes, I think it was Charley

A treasure hunter thought he knew where a Spanish Galleon had wrecked off the East Coast south of Canaveral

Any road, the storm passed over at low tide and drew alot of water offshore and left exposed beach extending way out. he went out there with a metal detector and found a bunch of silver coins

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