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Like taking an internet discussion too seriously? I think you just inadvertently made my point though. You can have your opinions all you want. Like we say in spanish "yo no sufro con lo que otro se divierte" ( I don't suffer with what another enjoys) but the facts are that we almost had a...

You can't reason with someone that rationalized themselves into a position they want to believe. They don't understand where the 97% number comes from and how the individual who first threw that stat out there came to it and his biases.

That's not a worry for us, but it will happen. A cat. 5 coming ashore here is real possibility.

Eventually the Juan de Fuca plate will continue to disappear underneath the North American plate and the entire stretch of the west coast will be the Pacific Plate abutting against the North American Plate. This allows for the northward movement of western California along the coast until it...

There have been 4, cat. 5 hurricanes to hit the US and 3 have hit Florida, 2 South Florida. Irma was projected to be a borderline cat. 5 and come right over South Florida. We got lucky that the steering currents continued its track to the west and over Cuba and weakened it before going north...

A big one is happens, but they're worried about THE big one. Down here we've gotten a few big ones in terms of big ones. Irma recently, Andrew. THE big one would be Hurricane Andrew making landfall over downtown Miami. Imagine all the buildings in downtown Miami looking like the Burger King...

Many people mistakenly think it is a real probability. Having said that, it's not about whether it will or not, it's about kicking them off their high horse.

I pi$$ off the Californians that say they are the 5th largest economy in the world (I don't wish harm on anyone, but I love trolling people) and I tell them that in a world where most of our economy depends on the movement of goods over water California benefits from being on the body of water...

The majority of people live near the coast. We're all prone to some level of flooding.