National Hurricane Survival Initiative


	National Hurricane Survival Initiative

bookchick49

7-13-2006 11:07 PM

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science, weather, hurricane, survival, tips, community preparedness

bookchick49 says:

Adjust your volume a bit lower than usual before surfing this website. The main page is has dramatic sounds that can rock you out of your chair if your volume is mid-range.

Then again, maybe it's just my hearing.

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