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I think it's easily bad enough for that out in Galveston, and the Bolivar Peninsula. There were people that figured they'd ride out the storm.

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/6031153.html
"The Houston-area death toll from Hurricane Ike has reached 32 with the discovery this weekend of two unidentified bodies along the shore in Galveston County and the body of a Port Neches man found in Orange County.

Meanwhile, 40 people who went missing during Hurricane Ike have been reported found, according to dozens of calls received by Laura Recovery Center's hot line. However, the hot line also received about 16 new cases, leaving its count of storm-related missing persons at 365, according to an estimate from Bob Walcutt, executive director.

A fisherman discovered the body of a person believed to be a Caucasian male about 3:15 p.m. Saturday on the rocks two miles west of an area known as Severs Cut. The other body, believed to be a Caucasian female, was spotted in a debris pile about three hours later by all-terrain vehicle riders on the northwest side of Pelican Island, about 300 yards from Pelican Cut.

"A great deal of debris was washing out to sea, and some of the missing may never be found, unfortunately," Reed said."

Damage near the Gulf