No, LOL. We are in the middle of that shit. (That map is on my own Internet start page and I look at it all day long).
But the Pacific storms won't cross and amount to much and I think the Atlantic/Caribbean storms will continue a pattern of north and east for the rest of the season.
I hope.
Well, if we're in the line of another Caribbean storm this year I'm not staying this time. We'll go to Puerto Vallarta before we stay here for another one.
I just moved to the Houston area and now I'm regretting it. I've never been close enough in shore to worry about hurricanes, now everyone in the area is scrambling around buying all the generators, canned food, gas, and other stuff they can get their hands on after hearing that Rita might come accross and hit us. I am right outside Houston about 55 miles from the coast and I used to think that was far enough inland not to worry much, but after learning more about hurricanes since moving here (and talking to people who were evacuees from Katrina that have come here and told me where they are from not just New Orleans but other parts farther inland as well) I have come to realize I could get clusterfucked by a hurricane. Now I'm not happy LOL.
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