The coming economic costs of Irma could be beyond catastrophic

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In the recent story over at Foot's Forecast out of State College, Pennsylvania simply titled "Hurricane X" we're told the potential economic costs of Hurricane Irma could be absolutely staggering in Florida alone with their estimate of between $200 and $300 BILLION when it is realized that large portions of downtown Miami, slated previously to be in the eyewall, may receive higher elevation winds of 150 mph + for 6-12 hours where high rises reach 300 feet or more.
The Coming Economic Costs Of Irma Could Be Beyond Catastrophic
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The ripple effect of this cost will impact the entire country in some for or another. Some states more than others and of course the bullseye of the cost will be right there in Florida obviously.

Maybe it will die down quick and there won't be as much damage as expected.

 

[toobfreak]

I think now the costs will be much lower than originally expected or could have been; still, between this and Harvey, it will be a big drain. Looks like it will hit Naples first.

 

[Fenton Lum]

There's ya carbon tax folks.

 

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