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New Orleans News Notes

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Catty comments on scribblers and note takers

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New Orleans News Notes skip to main | skip to sidebar New Orleans News Notes Catty comments on scribblers and note takers Saturday, July 5, 2008 On Wednesday, the Times Picayune's editorial board rightly scolded people for using the term 100-year storm. Hurricanes don't watch the calendar. A 100-year hurricane is one that has a 1 in 100 chance of striking in a given year. There is no reason that 100-year hurricanes couldn't strike two years in a row. Or even three. As the TP wisely says, "the problem isn't the person who coined the term, it's the people who continue to use it." On Friday, Mark Schleifstein filed a report in the TP on new storm risk assessments. Schleifstein write about the risk of a "100-year storm." He uses the phrase 7 times, in fact. Three times he refers to a "50-year storm" and three times to a "500-year storm." According to the TP's editors: There are better ways to describe risk for hurricanes and river floods, and scientists, engineers and g...

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