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Tenpoundbass
2022 Sep 30, 8:50pm
Tenpoundbass
2022 Sep 30, 8:50pm
This was on the way over to Fort Myers Beach, just before the bridge to the pier. For about 2 miles all of the boats that were in the intercoastal on the North Side, were all on the South Side in the bramble and Cypress trees and mangroves. This was about a ten foot surge that must have lifted those big boats and put them there. The last picture was the side that those boats came from. Aside from that, and downtown Ft Myers by the river front, where boats in the marina before the bridge were tossed around as well. I didn't see any Hurricane Sustained wind damage. Aside from occasional down bursts that would have ripped a roof. All of the trees still had their tops.
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No weather reporter has explained the dry vortex that just magically appeared behind it in the mid Atlantic keeping it pushed into that trough, so I can't retreat or go east and into the Atlantic storm graveyard.
This hurricane should have been called Frankenstorm, or DARPA's best work yet.
The GOES Disk 8 satellite looks like GOD and DARPA in a battle of Will.
May God prevail!
Does this look like a classic 155mph storm?
Since when do Storms lose their eyewall, but manage to stay 120mph for over 12 hours?
Since when does a Hurricane not get ripped to shreds and torn apart when it hit a trough?
When has a storm ever strengthened into a 150 mph storm right as it makes land fall with a battered eyewall?