As rescue efforts turn into clean-up efforts for the largest and most expensive Hurricane ever to hit the Gulf Coast, we must keep a careful eye for those Hurricanes, which typically come in September and October some of the worst Hurricane months of all. Experts are predicting at least 2 maybe three more Hurricanes to hit the Gulf Coast this year and it is quite possible that they may see another four and not impossible to see five.

But even one more Hurricane can turn our current catastrophic situation into a continuing nightmare. Another Hurricane could wipe out relief efforts and challenge the mental health and psyche of those who have already lost everything.

Another major threat are the normal airflows across our nations which bring large summer storms and precipitation to the region, bring lots of rain. Almost any more rain even a small storm of 2-3 inches in these devastated regions will overwhelm the already high flood waters. Meanwhile we are not out of the woods yet with regards to damage as Hurricane Katrina remnants are dumping water throughout the upper northwestern states now after traveling thru TN, KY, OH and all that water is going to drain over the next two-weeks, guess where; Into the already high waters of its original landfall areas. This means the flood waters will remain high as the next Hurricane hits the Gulf Coast and the odds are there will be more than one, during the relief efforts.

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