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Even though hurricane season varies somewhat from region to region, it usually starts around June 1 and ends around Nov. 30 and a hurricane this late in the season it fairly rare. I always say that God loves doves. Opening day of dove season is Sept. 1. The last hurricane of the season usually impacts Texas around Sept 1 and the resulting rain scatters the dove flight patterns. A Pacific hurricane that brings flooding to Texas is unheard of.

The Category 5 Pacific hurricane “Patricia” made landfall in southern Mexico. It was the strongest hurricane ever recorded. At least 6 people died as a result. Vast numbers of good people lost everything and they had very little to begin with. Moisture from the hurricane caused wide spread flooding in and around Austin, Texas and as far as north Texas. Landfall was 830 miles or 1,336 kilometers from Austin.

On a side note, few Americans and even less Texans noticed or gave a rat’s ass that a Formula 1 race scheduled close to Austin, Texas was postponed until October 25th. However, the delay apparently devastated Fucking Rotter to the point of absolute distraction and caused him to make more than his usual number of incoherent babbling posts. By the way, Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes won the race

In comparison to helping with relief supplies for the victims of Patricia, a Formula 1 race in Mexico ranks low on my importance scale. As far as the Mexico Formula 1 race, “Quite frankly Scarlet”.