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- Audrey2Katrina
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I, too, heard those $200 Billion numbers thrown around in the weeks right after the storm; but I believe that despite unprecedented damage to the US by a storm, they were over-inflated. The $80 Billion sounds a bit more realistic; but who know what it might finally wind up as? I did hear that insurance claims alone have already reached around $40 Billion, which puts it right in line with the reported $80 B. total. I'm sure it'll remain in flux for quite a while tho'.
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- Audrey2Katrina
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I was shocked at the 80 billion as well. I was thinking more in terms of 120 billion due to the large amount of flood damage, yielding a 3:1 ratio between insured and uninsured, like in Floyd.
Andrew while missing Miami, did still strike a very populated area to the south. South of Miami is very densely populated, which is I, I believe, it caused the damage it did
Andrew while missing Miami, did still strike a very populated area to the south. South of Miami is very densely populated, which is I, I believe, it caused the damage it did
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