I was roaming the site, when I came to a footer section at the bottom of TimeMaster's profile, "pages to create". There was only one entry, but from what I can see, Time, you're a few years behind on that one.
- Hurricane Elida - In 2002, the remnants of Hurricane Elida, having just lost tropical depression status, passed just east of Lovia and caused major flooding. One indirect death was caused by Elida, thought several thousand dollars of repair were spent to fix roads and bridges damaged.
That isn't all I wanted to bring to light, however. The point to this post is how Hurricane Elida would have at least been a start to documenting the constant natural disasters that plague the pacific, Californian coast (I was going to write a lot more about 2002 Pacific hurricane season, but I later found out that most of my information was flawed, so please excuse the general lack of content in this post). In the end, it comes down to one thing. We need to focus more on current events. If a storm, or an earthquake threatens Lovia anytime in the near future, I'll be the first one you'll hear it from.
Time, I say that we get onto writing about that decade-old Hurricane Elida already. I'll help out if you want, it just bothers me that we didn't get to it by now...