Is better to be in pa or nj when hanna hits? - hanna b met art
the curious b / c I think people will go to the coast of New Jersey and do not want it from me in Durin Tropical Storm Hanna. So, what do you think it would be safer Buck County, PA or Alantic City, New Jersey?
Monday, January 4, 2010
Hanna B Met Art Is Better To Be In Pa Or Nj When Hanna Hits?
6 comments:
its just a lot of rain and cold wind, the only no storm hurricane.
I like the son of the rain.
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would certainly be safer in the AP, but to go to Atlantic City anyway. in the windy city of the Atlantic about 50 mph in time, and the waves are high and blown out, but it should not be too terrible to only stay at home. The only bad thing is the power outages are a possibility. whose record of your Saturday afternoon, because that is when the wind is at the forefront of heavy rainfall. if it is difficult or impossible for poor prognosis in some areas prone to flooding in New Jersey and even pa, which will remain most at home when they are damaged, CONDITINER
PA! New Jersey is located right on the water and water in the vicinity. Hanna NJ coast is so thin that it was like u puts a hot kinky sex. no matter who fear that Ike problems. moved northward. I stayed in the PA as .. Hanna UR BEST application would simply be a Cat 1 is nothing if it is for you .. I thought that the storm will mph in the vicinity of 50 should not be much to worry about, but cut some damage on the coast, flooding, power, not much.
PA! New Jersey is located right on the water and water in the vicinity. Hanna NJ coast is so thin that it was like u puts a hot kinky sex. no matter who fear that Ike problems. moved northward. I stayed in the PA as .. Hanna UR BEST application would simply be a Cat 1 is nothing if it is for you .. I thought that the storm will mph in the vicinity of 50 should not be much to worry about, but cut some damage on the coast, flooding, power, not much.
Tell them to go to next week. Not at all good to go anywhere with a hurricane on its way.
Pa I would be a bit better. Good question, though.
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