What did people do for centuries before global warming was invented?
Weather nerds........Milton
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We’re supposed leave for Disney tomorrow. Needless to say we are found some significant logistics shifting.
That's why I compare it to Katrina. Katrina was a 3 at landfall but it was so huge by then it was pushing a mountain of water in front of it . I hope this one will weaken sooner.
Global warming and cooling was occurring when people were still amphibious **
As someone with family in Miami, I hope it dissipates.
they didn't build million-dollar beach houses.
May be worse than Katrina. Remember Katrina ONLY affected New Orleans.
The Land Mass East of New Orleans was barely even touched! ***
But seriously, there are thousands of tons of debris along the Florida Gulf Coast from Helene that will become dangerous projectiles! Maybe in the future they should just burn the debris rather then pile it up to be hauled off.
The Land Mass East of New Orleans was barely even touched! ***But seriously, there are thousands of tons of debris along the Florida Gulf Coast from Helene that will become dangerous projectiles! Maybe in the future they should just burn the debris rather then pile it up to be hauled off.
My wife and three other family members are at Disney right now. Their flight out is scheduled for Wednesday…..they have a car rented for tomorrow morning, so we’ll just have to eat the ticket. I was going to have them ride it out in the park as a Cat 3, but not a 5.
The people recommending others go ahead and go are absolute morons. What a world we live in.
What Milton is doing right now is historical. It was a tropical depression two days ago and now it might go sub 900mb in the next day or two. It is currently in near perfect conditions to strengthen, and that it has. No dry air entrainment, no shear, just warm Gulf water.
That being said. as Milton moves further east it will weaken. It won't make landfall at this strength. I'm not going to comment on how much it will weaken, as this thing has grossly overperformed so far, but it won't be the monster it is currently.
All that to say, if you live near Tampa, you need to gtfo.
That being said. as Milton moves further east it will weaken. It won't make landfall at this strength. I'm not going to comment on how much it will weaken, as this thing has grossly overperformed so far, but it won't be the monster it is currently.
All that to say, if you live near Tampa, you need to gtfo.
This is his Face Book page to get his live reports.
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Just because there’s wind shear doesn’t mean it’s going to weaken it significantly. They said the same thing about Michael and it was just shy of a cat 5.
www.tampabay.com
Wind shear weakens storms. Hurricane Michael just shrugged it off.
When hurricane expert Phil Klotzbach is forecasting a storm he relies heavily on two factors: water temperature and wind shear.
Dude, that would emit CO2 & make the next one worse.May be worse than Katrina. Remember Katrina ONLY affected New Orleans.
But seriously, there are thousands of tons of debris along the Florida Gulf Coast from Helene that will become dangerous projectiles! Maybe in the future they should just burn the debris rather then pile it up to be hauled off.
4th strong hurricane ever. Didn’t even cross the Atlantic. Might be the biggest natural disaster in American history.
It is incredibly silly to call fossil fuels cheap.
It is incredibly silly to call fossil fuels cheap.
Holy Netscape Batman, my eyes!
Good lord, clicking on that link is like being transported back to 1999.
I been sippin on that Mike's Hard Hurricane site lately well. It hits like its 1999 and I love it. No frills. Just give me the damn maps and get outta my way
If you're interested, a bunch of people continually post after Jeff Masters' blogs:
yaleclimateconnections.org
Category 5 Milton poses an exceptionally serious threat to Florida's west coast » Yale Climate Connections
One of the fastest-intensifying Atlantic hurricanes on record, Milton is on track to slam into Florida's west coast with potentially catastrophic storm surge.
yaleclimateconnections.org
Katrina weakened to a 3 before landfall too, but all that time in the gulf as a 5 built a killer storm surge. That and a very shallow shelf and very shallow Tampa Bay have the potential to make this really bad.
Hurricane Michael was a Cat 5 at landfall, that report was incorrect.Just because there’s wind shear doesn’t mean it’s going to weaken it significantly. They said the same thing about Michael and it was just shy of a cat 5.
Wind shear weakens storms. Hurricane Michael just shrugged it off.
When hurricane expert Phil Klotzbach is forecasting a storm he relies heavily on two factors: water temperature and wind shear.
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