theel4life
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Biden worked hard to create this hurricane.
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They are saying 2 or 3 at landfall.We'll see about that.
It gets them MAGA votes and Koch/Adelson/Theil $$$$.Why are these people so horrible?
The storm surge will still be a 4 or 5.They are saying 2 or 3 at landfall.
They go thru cycles. Really hard to stay and maintain cat 5Why is Milton forecasted to weaken before making landfall?
Also, in terms of forecasting, yesterday or the day before it was forecasted to become a Cat. 3 at the top end……today, it’s a 175 mph Cat. 5.
Wilma was close I thinkI don’t recall a storm accelerating this rapidly. Just a few days ago it was a funky little gulf depression that decided to travel the wrong way. Now, it’s looking like the greatest natural calamity to threaten the west coast of Florida in recorded meteorological history.
The Gulf is a hot tub.I don’t recall a storm accelerating this rapidly. Just a few days ago it was a funky little gulf depression that decided to travel the wrong way. Now, it’s looking like the greatest natural calamity to threaten the west coast of Florida in recorded meteorological history.
They go through cycles-new eye formation And that frequently changes thingsWhy is Milton forecasted to weaken before making landfall?
Also, in terms of forecasting, yesterday or the day before it was forecasted to become a Cat. 3 at the top end……today, it’s a 175 mph Cat. 5.
First, I'm not a meteorologist. I've been following a thread of meteorologists discussing this. They are discussing shear, dry air, and other factors. Based on my limited knowledge, I'm assuming there is a wind stream of drier air that is projected to interact with the storm and disrupt it. It makes the storm weaker, but larger.Why is Milton forecasted to weaken before making landfall?
Also, in terms of forecasting, yesterday or the day before it was forecasted to become a Cat. 3 at the top end……today, it’s a 175 mph Cat. 5.
"Is there gas in the car? Yes, there's gas in the car."A friend just texted as they are trying to evacuate the Tampa area. Traffic is awful and gas stations are already running out of fuel. He is trying to get to a family house in Georgia. ETA 1am, he has 3/4 of a tank currently. Hoping to find gas close to the FL/GA line (insert bad country song here).