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A HERETIC I AM

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5. Well, first of all, there is bugger all you can do to prevent one from forming.
Fri Oct 7, 2016, 04:50 PM
Oct 2016

As far as monitoring, well, they occur as a result of conditions in the water table. The more water, the less likely they occur, from my understanding. So I don't think the risk rises with rainfall. If anything it decreases. Most of Florida rests on an ancient coral reef and that describes the porousness (is that a word?!? LOL) of the substrate. The more water in the water table, the better off we are. So in that regard, storms like this are not only a good thing, they are necessary.

I appreciate your kind thoughts.

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