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Read MoreLast week, I posted about Texas Hurricane History, a study by David Roth of the National Weather Service. One of the more interesting stories in the study was about Indianola, a port on Matagorda Bay that once rivaled Galveston as a center of commerce on the Gulf coast. Back in the middle 1800s, people called […]
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Read MoreI came across a fascinating, though slightly dated study by David Roth of the National Weather Service called “Texas Hurricane History”. The 80-page document is filled with trivia that will let you astound friends and family. Texas Hurricane History From 1527 to 2008 It starts with a section on climatology, then has a list of […]
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Read MoreI came across a fascinating, though slightly dated study by David Roth of the National Weather Service called “Texas Hurricane History”. The 80-page document is filled with trivia that will let you astound friends and family. Texas Hurricane History From 1527 to 2008 It starts with a section on climatology, then has a list of […]
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