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LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 23540256  United Kingdom09/29/2019 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 Lets put things in perspective.. the storm went from 115mph tp 160mph and more than likely already back down to a strong cat 3 at this point. We havent even had to the technology to make the determination this achieved cat 5 in such a short span in the middle of the atlantic until the past 10-15 years or so. The same goes for Particia-- exact same scenario. I say that as in how many other hurricane seasons prior to 2000 where cat 5's existed and technology did not allow us to capture it? in 1935, the only reason why we even know that Cat5 hit the keys is because someone happened to be out there with a barometer and captured it. All I am saying is that nothing unusual is occuring here. This will hit the UK area as a strong extratropixal storm just like all the others storms when they get up in the westerlies from the northern latitude. Quoting: MaximusRex My friend, i don't agree with you... this time. First it's the strongest ever hurricane in this area and no model show it go to Cat 5! And i didn't saw anywere it's cat 3 now... and he didn't arrived yet to the most favorable water area. Luisport.. this area didnt even have technology to determine hourly intensification until about 15 years ago. It was purely detected by T numbers which where inaccurate and infrequent with satellite over eastern Atlantic until 10 years ago. Why do you think there have been stronger storms here? Because technology to capture it. Trust me the storm is on the down turn and discussion even said intensity at 5am was overly generous. You must realize like patricia, these storm RIed and back down so fast that beyond 15 years ago this would never be captured. Like 1935 labor day storm.. they only even knew patricia was 200mph because a sensor happened to be there. All I'm saying there have been storms there like this before just we didnt have the tech to capture it. Hell beyond 50 years we wouldn't have even known there was a hurricane there unless a ship passed by because no satellites. So how do you know alleged cat 5 storms existed in such locations at where we see Lorenzo, if there was no sufficient tech to record it? The answer is you can't determine that and so what we're seeing now with Lorenzo in this location could very well be unprecedented in human's entire time on earth. It would certainly fit with the global warming trend that we see going on. |
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 User ID: 72151262 United States09/29/2019 10:12 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 Lets put things in perspective.. the storm went from 115mph tp 160mph and more than likely already back down to a strong cat 3 at this point. We havent even had to the technology to make the determination this achieved cat 5 in such a short span in the middle of the atlantic until the past 10-15 years or so. The same goes for Particia-- exact same scenario. I say that as in how many other hurricane seasons prior to 2000 where cat 5's existed and technology did not allow us to capture it? in 1935, the only reason why we even know that Cat5 hit the keys is because someone happened to be out there with a barometer and captured it. All I am saying is that nothing unusual is occuring here. This will hit the UK area as a strong extratropixal storm just like all the others storms when they get up in the westerlies from the northern latitude. Quoting: MaximusRex My friend, i don't agree with you... this time. First it's the strongest ever hurricane in this area and no model show it go to Cat 5! And i didn't saw anywere it's cat 3 now... and he didn't arrived yet to the most favorable water area. Luisport.. this area didnt even have technology to determine hourly intensification until about 15 years ago. It was purely detected by T numbers which where inaccurate and infrequent with satellite over eastern Atlantic until 10 years ago. Why do you think there have been stronger storms here? Because technology to capture it. Trust me the storm is on the down turn and discussion even said intensity at 5am was overly generous. You must realize like patricia, these storm RIed and back down so fast that beyond 15 years ago this would never be captured. Like 1935 labor day storm.. they only even knew patricia was 200mph because a sensor happened to be there. All I'm saying there have been storms there like this before just we didnt have the tech to capture it. Hell beyond 50 years we wouldn't have even known there was a hurricane there unless a ship passed by because no satellites. So how do you know alleged cat 5 storms existed in such locations at where we see Lorenzo, if there was no sufficient tech to record it? The answer is you can't determine that and so what we're seeing now with Lorenzo in this location could very well be unprecedented in human's entire time on earth. It would certainly fit with the global warming trend that we see going on. But you can base a trend on hurricanes lacking hundreds of years of missing data... sure :) Last Edited by MaximusRex on 09/29/2019 10:12 AM |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 23540256 United Kingdom09/29/2019 10:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 ... Quoting: Luisport My friend, i don't agree with you... this time. First it's the strongest ever hurricane in this area and no model show it go to Cat 5! And i didn't saw anywere it's cat 3 now... and he didn't arrived yet to the most favorable water area. Luisport.. this area didnt even have technology to determine hourly intensification until about 15 years ago. It was purely detected by T numbers which where inaccurate and infrequent with satellite over eastern Atlantic until 10 years ago. Why do you think there have been stronger storms here? Because technology to capture it. Trust me the storm is on the down turn and discussion even said intensity at 5am was overly generous. You must realize like patricia, these storm RIed and back down so fast that beyond 15 years ago this would never be captured. Like 1935 labor day storm.. they only even knew patricia was 200mph because a sensor happened to be there. All I'm saying there have been storms there like this before just we didnt have the tech to capture it. Hell beyond 50 years we wouldn't have even known there was a hurricane there unless a ship passed by because no satellites. So how do you know alleged cat 5 storms existed in such locations at where we see Lorenzo, if there was no sufficient tech to record it? The answer is you can't determine that and so what we're seeing now with Lorenzo in this location could very well be unprecedented in human's entire time on earth. It would certainly fit with the global warming trend that we see going on. But you can base a trend on hurricanes lacking hundreds of years of missing data... sure :) I'm not the one claiming anything to be a fact here, you are. You said what is happening 'nothing unusual' but yet have no proof to back up your claim. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 75708546 United States09/29/2019 10:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 Warmer oceans mean more intense hurricanes. And why are the oceans getting hot? More Co2 and methane venting. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72102451 You're wrong. Underwater volcanic activity. Just like there's more above ground volcanic activity. It's because of the MAGNETIC SHIFT. The magnetosphere is weakening. The weaker the magnetosphere the more buoyant the magma is. The link to this paper is on the Adam and Eve thread posted by me when I was Booyah This is NORMAL PRE ICE AGE HAPPENINGS. Pre Ice age = WILDLY ERRATIC WEATHER CLIMATE IS DRIVEN BY THE SUN It's a NATURAL CYCLE It's the confluence of a number of natural cycles all meeting now. What we need to do is create MORE Co2 to kick the ice age can down the road for as long as possible. Your problem is you watch tv and consider it your educator. Ice core samples say we're due for a cyclical ice age. Pollen samples say we're due for a cyclical ice age. Tree ring samples say we're due for a cyclical ice age. Gee, are we due for a cyclical ice age typically preceded with wildly fluctuating weather? The only thing keeping us from being in an ice age is about 4 degrees F and more moisture in the atmosphere. How would more moisture get into the atmosphere? By heightened evaporation from underwater volcanoes from a magnetic shift. Nature doesn't lie. Politicians who are wanting to both cash in and rule over us with no end in sight do. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78041798 Portugal09/29/2019 10:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 623 WTNT33 KNHC 291455 TCPAT3 BULLETIN Hurricane Lorenzo Advisory Number 29 NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL AL132019 1100 AM AST Sun Sep 29 2019 ...INTERESTS IN THE AZORES SHOULD MONITOR THE PROGRESS OF LORENZO... ...WATCHES COULD BE ISSUED FOR THOSE ISLANDS LATER TODAY OR TONIGHT... SUMMARY OF 1100 AM AST...1500 UTC...INFORMATION ----------------------------------------------- LOCATION...25.9N 44.4W ABOUT 1315 MI...2115 KM SW OF THE AZORES MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...145 MPH...230 KM/H PRESENT MOVEMENT...NNE OR 15 DEGREES AT 10 MPH...17 KM/H MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...938 MB...27.70 INCHES |
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User ID: 77683220 United States09/29/2019 11:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 Warmer oceans mean more intense hurricanes. And why are the oceans getting hot? More Co2 and methane venting. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72102451 You're wrong. Underwater volcanic activity. Just like there's more above ground volcanic activity. It's because of the MAGNETIC SHIFT. The magnetosphere is weakening. The weaker the magnetosphere the more buoyant the magma is. The link to this paper is on the Adam and Eve thread posted by me when I was Booyah This is NORMAL PRE ICE AGE HAPPENINGS. Pre Ice age = WILDLY ERRATIC WEATHER CLIMATE IS DRIVEN BY THE SUN It's a NATURAL CYCLE It's the confluence of a number of natural cycles all meeting now. What we need to do is create MORE Co2 to kick the ice age can down the road for as long as possible. Your problem is you watch tv and consider it your educator. Ice core samples say we're due for a cyclical ice age. Pollen samples say we're due for a cyclical ice age. Tree ring samples say we're due for a cyclical ice age. Gee, are we due for a cyclical ice age typically preceded with wildly fluctuating weather? The only thing keeping us from being in an ice age is about 4 degrees F and more moisture in the atmosphere. How would more moisture get into the atmosphere? By heightened evaporation from underwater volcanoes from a magnetic shift. Nature doesn't lie. Politicians who are wanting to both cash in and rule over us with no end in sight do.  INFJ |
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User ID: 78040462  Colombia09/29/2019 11:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 [link to www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov (secure)] Its not the question if we are alone in the universe,its more the question if we are not. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78041798 Portugal09/29/2019 11:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: LORENZO HURRICANE: Storm Lorenzo path – UK braces for 65mph winds as dozens of flood alerts issued!!!p19 As a weakening autumn storm. We'll get gales around our coasts, nothing unusual. The colder Waters will make this a normal low pressure system. @MAX_crazystorm Seguir Seguir @MAX_crazystorm Mais ECM model brings EX Lorenzo into the west coast Ireland with gusts in excess of 170kph ( 105 mph ). this needs watching. @hurricanetrack |
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