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Post by missouriboy on Nov 16, 2020 15:39:29 GMT
Eta inflicted great flood damage on Honduras and Guatamaula (more than 1998 Mitch some say). Massive rainfall associated with Iota will apparently hit the same areas. We need to help out now or we may see a massive wave of destitute people at our border. That may happen anyway.
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Post by nautonnier on Nov 16, 2020 16:10:36 GMT
Eta inflicted great flood damage on Honduras and Guatamaula (more than 1998 Mitch some say). Massive rainfall associated with Iota will apparently hit the same areas. We need to help out now or we may see a massive wave of destitute people at our border. That may happen anyway. Difficult to know what can be done. A carrier group and hospital first perhaps. The IOTA problem will not only be rainfall but Cat 5+ winds all the climate shroud wavers will be shrieking again that's for sure.
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Post by missouriboy on Nov 17, 2020 0:49:48 GMT
Eta inflicted great flood damage on Honduras and Guatamaula (more than 1998 Mitch some say). Massive rainfall associated with Iota will apparently hit the same areas. We need to help out now or we may see a massive wave of destitute people at our border. That may happen anyway. Difficult to know what can be done. A carrier group and hospital first perhaps. The IOTA problem will not only be rainfall but Cat 5+ winds all the climate shroud wavers will be shrieking again that's for sure. Fortunately, the Mosquitto Coast is thinnly populated. It's the heavily populated highlands that are really in danger. Washed away twice in two weeks.
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Post by nautonnier on Nov 17, 2020 13:37:51 GMT
Difficult to know what can be done. A carrier group and hospital first perhaps. The IOTA problem will not only be rainfall but Cat 5+ winds all the climate shroud wavers will be shrieking again that's for sure. Fortunately, the Mosquitto Coast is thinnly populated. It's the heavily populated highlands that are really in danger. Washed away twice in two weeks. Yes I have noticed that once an area has been hit by a hurricane it is likely to get the same again in the same season, something to do with the overall atmospheric patterns perhaps. This year it has been Lake Charles and Guatemala. In 2004 we had 4 hurricanes in Florida at 2 week intervals, the last 3 all coming ashore around Vero Beach.
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Post by nautonnier on Jan 7, 2021 21:16:05 GMT
"North Pacific “Hurricanes” The north Pacific Ocean will never experience a hurricane: a tropical storm with a sustained wind speed of 74 mph or more.
They aren’t called hurricanes not because north Pacific storms aren’t as strong or stronger than many hurricanes, but because they are not tropical in character.
During the past few weeks, a number of extraordinarily intense north Pacific storms have formed, with several them putting most tropical hurricanes to shame. And a major Pacific storm will develop west of our coast later this week, producing huge waves and swell.
Consider the NOAA Ocean Prediction Center sea level pressure analysis for 10 AM PDT 31 December 2020. A low center near the southwest portion of the Aleutians had a central pressure of 921 hPa (mb), which is unbelievable. The DEEPEST LOW PRESSURE ON RECORD IN THE BERING SEA. It was the strongest storm to ever hit Alaska."wattsupwiththat.com/2021/01/07/north-pacific-hurricanes/Meteorologists are very particular what things are called. It leads to all sorts of problems dealing with 'users' but Hurricanes are storms based on a tropical convective core. No tropical convection you can say it is windy but it is NOT a hurricane. In a comment to the post - Code's wish has come true - the warm pool left just off Washington State and Oregon has gone...
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 7, 2021 21:56:11 GMT
In a comment to the post - Code's wish has come true - the warm pool left just off Washington State and Oregon has gone... It's that great sucking sound that Ross Perot swore came from south of the border. We now know it was the Martians.
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Post by nautonnier on Feb 27, 2021 14:37:08 GMT
Hurricane season 2020 wrap up as a time-lapse
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