Hurricane Harvey/Irma

[gman313]

And MJ is right.

Any news on the new hurricanes forming too?

Josie is not expected to strengthen as much as Irma but may very well follow the same path :(

[Queen K]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/07/us/hurric ... index.html

Get the hell outta Miami!

[Glacier]

she is saying as the climate warms there will be a greater frequency in hurricanes and more of them will be category 3,4,5 storms.

Warmer climate - more hurricanes
cooler climate - less hurricanes

Hurricanes are earths' air conditioners

No, climate science theory says that hurricanes will be stronger, but it says absolutely nothing about there being more of them.

Source: climate science guy on CBC radio this morning.

[Because_They_Lie]

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[Queen K]

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[Queen K]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/ ... -hurricane

Island by Island, the devastation is apparent regardless of language, territory, wealth or beauty.

[maryjane48]

https://www.google.ca/amp/www.nydailyne ... -1.3475736 looks like rush and glac read same books

[maryjane48]

it does say there will be more because the warmer oceans . its grade school science . . some hack climatoligists want to live in fantasy land . but real people have to deal with the effects that some say isnt happening . its like saying drunk drivers dont kill people .

[maryjane48]

even though its good fla issued mandatory evacs unlike texas they waited to long . they had good idea a week ago it could hit fla and they should have cleared out the sea level places then . now they are running out of gas and people will be trapped .


because of sealevel rise they cant take chances . let this sink in . most the keys are between 6 to 10 feet above sealevel. the surge ahead of the storm is 16 to 20 feet without waves . and some people said they staying most of miami is at sealevel . most of naples is at sea level . all way up to ft lauderdale at sealevel. fla is going to make houston look like childs play when its over . sadly

[maryjane48]

http://glbn.ca/DG5EW5


first time in 7 years we had 3 at same time in atlantic basin

[maryjane48]

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/ ... on/538866/

lots of weight

[maryjane48]

predictions now based on the path of irma is downtown miami to be undér 6 to 10 feet of water . it is basicaly going right down the middle of florida so both coasts will be affected . and all way up to georgia is expected to see 100 mph winds after landfall

[maryjane48]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/08/us/hurric ... ODtopVideo


what irma has done so far

[maryjane48]

the cranes in miami only rated to 140 mph and irma is expected to hit with 160 plus cat 5

[maryjane48]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/08/politics/ ... VODtopLink