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the bitcoin of weed posted:lol that hurricanes are just forming directly over the gulf coast now instead of spinning around in the open ocean a while to give everyone some warning Doesn't that mean they're weaker when they make landfall?
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Tropical storms have formed in the Gulf of Mexico relatively regularly for decades. When the Gulf suddenly spins up a proper category grade hurricane from nowhere is when to sit up and take notice since those have required some wind up time in the Atlantic first AFAIK.
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Kassad posted:Doesn't that mean they're weaker when they make landfall? Fingers crossed! Like, they're saying it might be a Cat 1, but maybe that doesn't mean it's bringing a shitload of rain?
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Kassad posted:Doesn't that mean they're weaker when they make landfall? Not necessarily when they're developing in 30C bath water.
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yeah, time doesn't make a hurricane stronger, just warm water temps and favorable winds
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i say swears online posted:yeah, time doesn't make a hurricane stronger, just warm water temps and favorable winds gently caress
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this latest one is funny because the circulation started over Alabama, not the ocean. cool
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Well if you want a spin up in July a home grown low like this is the way to do it. The Saharan Air Layer is way too strong now to let any of those cape Verde long trackers get anywhere.
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It's nice that our numerical weather prediction is getting really good because scenarios like this would have caught us by surprise not very long ago. These sort of systems are dangerous because of a small window from genesis to impact.
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Mad Wack posted:why are people driving in that in america they might be fired for not at least attempting to show up to job
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Notorious R.I.M. posted:Well if you want a spin up in July a home grown low like this is the way to do it. The Saharan Air Layer is way too strong now to let any of those cape Verde long trackers get anywhere. okay you seem like you know something does atlantic hurricane season heat up in late summer/early fall along with the tail end of the west african monsoon and the beginning of the harmattan for related reasons
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Jul 10, 2019 07:07
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It owns that the country most responsible for climate change is regularly being brutally owned by it and nobody in charge gives a poo poo
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Complications posted:Tropical storms have formed in the Gulf of Mexico relatively regularly for decades. When the Gulf suddenly spins up a proper category grade hurricane from nowhere is when to sit up and take notice since those have required some wind up time in the Atlantic first AFAIK. Wasn’t this exactly what Michael was?
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Jose posted:It owns that the country most responsible for climate change is regularly being brutally owned by it and nobody in charge gives a poo poo india?
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reminder that the US will see climate change much less catastrophic than south asia, the middle east, or all of africa
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Yeah but it's still being owned by it
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idk man most of America is habitable and we don't have million-person cities out of water
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Mad Wack posted:why are people driving in that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_pFe3Jglvw watch this and just stare forward in silent acceptance as you and your friend drown, it rules.
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fermun posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_pFe3Jglvw I just discovered I am apparently part of the some people who become nauseous from VR footage even when not using a VR headset. 
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Addamere posted:idk man most of America is habitable and we don't have million-person cities out of water not for long
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I wasn't making it a challenge of who is owned most ffs
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It's already raining pretty hard gonna be fun when the streets are flooded for the hurricane's arrival
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way to make the hurricane feel welcome
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Woo tracks moving west maybe it'll destroy Houston instead
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PostNouveau posted:Woo tracks moving west maybe it'll destroy Houston instead this is sorta reminiscent of hurricane opal from 1995 opal started out as a storm off the yucatan, crossed it into the gulf, hulked out on loving gulf steroids and went from a tropical depression to a category 4 in four days before slamming into the florida panhandle
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Jose posted:I wasn't making it a challenge of who is owned most ffs It's still u
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Luneshot posted:Wasn’t this exactly what Michael was? 
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gently caress You And Diebold posted:https://twitter.com/tristanbaurick/status/1148711774537093121 PostNouveau posted:Woo tracks moving west maybe it'll destroy Houston instead What happens if a hurricane forms and crashes directly into a flooding Mississippi River? 
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Lol 9 inches of rain is exactly what New Orleans needs right now
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twoday posted:What happens if a hurricane forms and crashes directly into a flooding Mississippi River? it'll force the river to run backwards for a bit and then everything comes back
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https://twitter.com/DylanFedericoWX/status/1148666342914088960?s=20 hmm
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https://twitter.com/DavidMora/status/1148942019865321472 ninja hurricane
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too bad new orleans won't exist anymore (again)
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My apartment flooded from the ground up. There are apparently holes in the floor that go to the groundwater, so it was like my apartment sprung a leak. I had to move my car to the middle of the street or it would have been totalled and I wouldn't have been able to leave after this storm passes ahead of the hurricane.
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Addamere posted:too bad new orleans won't exist anymore (again) [NEW ORLEANS WON'T EXIST ANYMORE AGAIN?] Too bad I don't understand meme formats
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Here is my street on the high ground of the city. I've never seen the water even approach the curb before and the curb was gone. It's all drained.  My apartment drained real fast too. Landlord does not seem to accept my hypothesis that this means the cork he put in the holes didn't work and that it drained out the same holes and that this is going to happen again maybe worse in 2 days.
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PostNouveau posted:Here is my street on the high ground of the city. I've never seen the water even approach the curb before and the curb was gone. Wait for another period of anarchy and hunt your landlord for sport
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There are roaches loving everywhere. I hate roaches so much and there's one crawling on me every five minutes.
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PostNouveau posted:There are roaches loving everywhere. I hate roaches so much and there's one crawling on me every five minutes. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAA
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