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2013 05-21-2013 05:12 PM
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dyna mo 05-21-2013 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19634733)
Yeah, I read that too . . . except Sacramento is an hour north of the delta and Rocklin is another 20 miles from that.

https://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sou...ls&ie=UTF8&z=9


Fact of the matter, my daughter was conceived while we were stranded in the flood of 1982. Even the Golden Gate Bridge was closed.

tbh, i'm having to go by the info provided to me, i try to stay out of middle cali :) i just recall it being on several disaster tele shows so i looked into it a bit.


Scientists consider Sacramento — which sits at the confluence of the Sacramento and American Rivers and near the delta — the most flood-prone city in the nation. Experts warn that there are two events that could destroy the levees and set off a megaflood. One is an earthquake; the second is a violent Pacific superstorm, like the one called the Pineapple Express,


https://www.google.com/search?q=Sacr...=1920&bih=1075

http://www.safca.org/Images/Sac-Metr...isk-Map-02.jpg

candyflip 05-21-2013 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19634744)
tbh, i'm having to go by the info provided to me, i try to stay out of middle cali :)


Scientists consider Sacramento ? which sits at the confluence of the Sacramento and American Rivers and near the delta ? the most flood-prone city in the nation. Experts warn that there are two events that could destroy the levees and set off a megaflood. One is an earthquake; the second is a violent Pacific superstorm, like the one called the Pineapple Express,


https://www.google.com/search?q=Sacr...=1920&bih=1075

http://www.safca.org/Images/Sac-Metr...isk-Map-02.jpg
I lived out this way with my aunt and uncle for 6 months one year. We got so much rain people were kayaking down the main roads.

Rochard 05-21-2013 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19634680)
when the sacramento levy breaks
I'm pretty confident I'm am far enough away from that so that it would be a problem.

dyna mo 05-21-2013 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19634749)
I'm pretty confident I'm am far enough away from that so that it would be a problem.
i was replying to your wondering why people continue living in areas that have potential for natural events that can wipe them out.

there are very few places that are habitable, economical and free from any event. not to mention 200 years. can't just shut down a city because shit hits the fan there.

baddog 05-21-2013 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by spiederman (Post 19634700)
indeed, for what i saw watching the news ( forgive me for i am in europe ) most of the territory in the hurricane path has a rock bottom, so its kinda hard and costly to put shelters in that area
You seem to be better informed than many that live here. :2 cents:

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19634728)
oh, i see your point now, my comment was roundaboutly saying no matter where you live, someone who lives somewhere else will say i told you so if there is ever a natural disaster in your neck of the woods.

i've been contemplating adjusting my roundabout comments, they go over better irl. :1orglaugh
Yeah, I thought you were referring to the risk Rochard faced by living there.

As far as natural disasters are concerned, I think I live in one of the safest places in the country . . . and we have great weather.


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