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- 3 de Oct, 2022
relatives over in Ocala say their house is rattling
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One group of retards in the multi-stream are now walking in knee-deep water which is rising rapidly. We might watch these retards die live on stream.
Still another 20 minutes before land fall. She's so close to slapping a royal flush on the table. She's already going into history but if she adds "Cat 5 at landfall" to her tiara she will be a legend.937.7 mb pressure reading according to recon. My guess on peak surface winds is about 145 mph right now.
An F4 got within a 1/2 mile of me around 10 years ago. While I was hiding in the basement, my weather station got 5" of rain... in 12 minutes.This is why you live in a state that has tornados instead of hurricanes. Yeah it's still a swirling vortex of death but at least it's a dry swirling vortex of death.
I have obtained livestream footage from that camera:Camera in Horseshoe beach on a 15 foot light pole is getting overflowed by waves.
Powerflash just occurred and they lost power.
The wind is moving so fast the rain can't even reach the ground. Wild.Powerflash just occurred and they lost power.
Edit: It came back right after I posted. Oops.
Don't think of it as a natural disaster, think of it as a free carwash. At least until your car gets caved in by big fuckoff branches.The wind is moving so fast the rain can't even reach the ground. Wild.
It's possible that they retrospectively upgrade the windspeeds at landfall after the season ends, similar to what they did with Hurricane Ian.The hurricane is about to make landfall in the Florida Big Bend
region. Timely observations from Air Force and NOAA Hurricane
Hunter aircraft showed that Helene continued to strengthen rapidly
to Category 4 status before it approached the coast, with the
central pressure falling at about 3 mb per hour since this
afternoon. Peak 700 mb flight-level winds from the aircraft were
136 kt, corresponding to an intensity of about 120 kt, which might
be a bit conservative. Radar and satellite images show numerous
mesocyclones rotating around the eyewall.