> Note: 1000-year when you fix the location, not over the whole U.S. The clickbaiting by the media is getting to be embarrassing. Also it's not even a 1000-yea

> Note: 1000-year when you fix the location, not over the whole U.S. The clickbaiting by the media is getting to be embarrassing. Also it's not even a 1000-year flood event even if the location is fixed. It could be given the lack of record history/weather data/etc in that area. But no one knows. > Over the whole U.S. typhoons happen slightly more than once a year, so an event as extraordinary as Harvey is likely to happen 1 or 2 times each century. Exactly and we get a big one hitting a major population area at least once every decade. We have so many cities along the gulf of mexico which is in the trajectory of hurricanes.