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Hurricane Who Dat Preparations Make A Plan GOHSEP by Keith John Paul Horcasitas
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edited: Wednesday, May 31, 2023
Posted: Wednesday, May 31, 2023
Making Serious Plans for hurricane season (begins on June 1) & motivating these preps per humor tied in to the New Orleans Saints Who Dat Fans and the Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP).
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As we are unfortunately entering Hurricane Season, it is prudent for all of us to make the proper preparations so that we may be ready to avoid any serious concerns … but a little levity may help to motivate us to be better ready for “Hurricane Who Dat” and for the real deal!
The return of an El Nino this summer is expected to cause a strong upsurge in the climate of the Pacific Ocean and may actually help to hinder some hurricane development along the Gulf Coast, but Saints fans need to NEVER let their guard down!
Forecasters also have had their eyes on a “Green Wave” that is expected to increase in intensity again this year which may rub off onto the Saints, whose many fans will be driving “CARR's” crazy to games and hoping to re-start the winning cooling Brees-zes!
So prognosticators predict Hurricane Who Dat to make a return landfall on Sunday August 13, 2023, Noon when da 'Aints return for their first pre-season game in da Caesars Superdome against da repeat Super Bowl Kansas City Chiefs champs!
All kidding's aside, all us Who Dats need to “Make A Realistic Plan” in preparation for hurricane season, as GOHSEP promotes so well:
Fun playing with your favorite Saints on a serious subject.
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