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that was dumbest place to be........smh
Down to 155 mph, and getting closer to Jamaica.
Winds down to 150 mph. The storm is being sheared from the south, causing it to weaken.
Here is a new satellite image I am working on.
Here is a new satellite image I am working on.
i think last year someone made a thread or a post within a thread about possibly relocating to Carriacou and it being such a great place to move to.....
And to think that wasn't even a direct hit like what Jamaica is about to get
Jamaica about to get that workAnd to think that wasn't even a direct hit like what Jamaica is about to get
Winds down to 145 mph.
Cat 4. Not good.Winds down to 145 mph.
A crazy statement to make for an early July storm. We're cooked.
Man, what? I can’t imagine what August and September will bring. We don’t need all that. Keeps me with a job though so
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Yeah, we may have the infamous category 6 storm by that time who knows and no, I’m not jokingMan, what? I can’t imagine what August and September will bring. We don’t need all that. Keeps me with a job though so
We’ve already had some storms exceed 190 mph in the Pacific. I think Maria and Irma reached over 180 mph. I’m not sure of the National Hurricane Center will put in a cat 6, but I get where you’re coming from. Those type of intensities are possible.
Oh, and remember that hurricane last year that hit Acapulco Mexico. It turned into a damn monster in five hours. Of course, climate change caused this hurricane to go apeshit, but at the same time I hope they did a case study of this because this was a extremely unique hurricane.
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Hurricane Beryl Isn’t a Freak Storm—It’s the Exact Nightmare Meteorologists Predicted
Hurricane Beryl Isn’t a Freak Storm—It’s the Exact Nightmare Meteorologists Predicted
A hot ocean provides the energy hurricanes need to grow—and can limit the cooling that happens in their wake, making it likelier that the storms that follow will be powerful ones.
Climate scientist was screaming about this back in the 80s and 90s and it is coming true. The biggest unfortunate thing about this process is a lot of this stuff didn’t supposed to happen for another 50 years but it’s happening now.
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I just spoke with my mother and aunt. They're in their hotel room on lock down until the storm passes. I sent them this link.
No. Jamaica and Belize. Shit, a distant cousin studying in Colombia is dealing with flooding.
And for those that don't know, Carriacou, Grenada, is the island that Malcolm X's mother was from.
There were some reports that Ida had winds very very high… if I remember correctly it was in the 170’s
It was a local report, from one of the fire stations or news centers. Im thinking this probably why the reports didn’t get more attention.
I got a laptop running the live feed. You can see how much higher than usual the Rio Cobra is.
Spoke with my father and he says there is nothing going yet where he is. He also says the area where my mom and aunt are is not getting anything more than rain. So far the cameras I have been watching through are showing me heavy rain and trees swaying. The Rio Cobra looks high & murky running under Flat Bridge.
The storm never made landfall, so that was a huge plus for the island. It’s down to 140 mph now and has become more compact in size.
