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Ed Rappaport Quotes
«Fortunately, there's been a lot of time to prepare,»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«That's where we've lost the most people over the years in this country, from the storm surge,»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«It will probably strengthen a little bit more. The primary threat remains to Jamaica, eastern Cuba and Haiti.»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«Fortunately, there's been a lot of time to prepare. The bad news is that because it's moving so slowly, it prolongs the impact, both because of the winds and the rainfall.»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«The real important issue here is that when it got to the metropolitan area, it was weaker.»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«If it stayed at this intensity, it would be one of the two or three strongest to ever hit this country, ... And on top of that of course we have a special concern for the area -- New Orleans is below sea level.»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«If it came ashore with the intensity it has now and went to the New Orleans area, it would be the strongest we've had in recorded history there,»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«The entire south part of the peninsula is at risk for flooding.»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«The big threat from this system is going to be the rainfall.»
Author: Ed Rappaport
«As it does so, it will be moving up toward Long Island and New England over the next 24 hours.»
Author: Ed Rappaport
