Originally Posted by LILITALY5179
Originally Posted by Falcon91
Originally Posted by LILITALY5179
Originally Posted by V2CxBongRipz
Eff all the places with natural dissasters, NE gets next to none except for cold winters. We do have quakes from time to time with active faults nearby and sometimes tornadoes or water spouts on the lake but its not like we have much that can kill you.
We barely get earthqukes because we're not near an active fault line (or so we thought until now)
We never get hurricanes higher than a Cat1 (which are rare themselves) because the water is too cold
The mountains protect us from tornadoes (well at least for me because I live on Boynton Hill in Worcester)
Our blizzards aren't bad because we are pretty far south by Canadian and Mainiac standards
NE is the perfect place to live :D
Lol.........
Go to new Brunswick when a hurricane hits, they get nailed NE coast = BAD PLACE TO LIVE
Yeah.. but that's New Brunswick... not even people from New Brunswick like New Brunswick
Acadia beats US as far as flag display goes.
You ever been there at all?
Originally Posted by CommanderR
San Diego FTW....!!!! Hey man with that Current Storm is nearing a Low Pressure system By New England! so it could be a Cat 2-4 and head inland and retain its strength .
On a Side note best place to be in when a earthquake happens is in a Car away from any tall buildings.... Or when your driving while one happens either pull over or Drive with the earthquake... slowly turning your tires with the shake...
Actually the low pressure going up north is the reason the hurricane will be able to make landfall. otherwise it would have held the jetstream there, and the hurricane would have been catapulted mid-atlantic.
I'd very much like to know where your idea came from lol.
Also, most Canada's hurricane landfall are in Nova Scotia, not New Brunswick.
