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Another Weirdass Hurricane


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2024 Oct 6, 11:27am   1,119 views  64 comments

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This one formed in the Gulf. It didn't enter the Gulf and regather strength after glancing Cuba or Cancun; but formed off about Vera Cruz on the Mexican Coast. Now it's going - Straight EAST?!

I've seen Hurricanes hit Cancun or Cuba, get stronger, and turn West or North or even SW once or twice. I've never seen a hurricane form off Mexico and go firmly East.

I've never heard of a Hurricane hit the Gulf somewhere but dump most it's water in Appalachia rather than along the Coast. I've never seen or heard storms or hurricanes cause damage on the heavily wooded, very moist, well drained mountains by running DOWN the mountains instead of in the lower elevations by flooding UP in the larger rivers. I've never seen a hurricane look as wierdly organized as the last one - it either keeps together but gets weaker, or dissipates and disorganizes after it hits land.


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1   Ceffer   2024 Oct 6, 11:45am  

Tampa, grab your ankles. You're being HAARP'd and FEMA'd. Hide your children.
3   Ceffer   2024 Oct 6, 7:29pm  

And the Woo gets Woo-ier.

https://t.me/DeepDives/29604



4   WookieMan   2024 Oct 6, 8:40pm  

Milton is a path not power problem. Wind ain't the issue. The storm surge is going to be epic. If you know the area anything within 3-6 miles of the shore is going to be 4' under water. Hurricanes don't hit from this direction. They're getting dumped on by storms now.

This will be beyond epic level storm surges. The entire west coast of FL is likely to get wiped out. Hopefully I'm wrong and being overly hyperbolic, but anything on grade/slab is getting wiped out. I'd get the fuck out of dodge on this one.

The cyclone effect on this one is going to pull massive amounts of water from the gulf to the leading right quadrant of the storm. This is an extremely unique storm brewing. If you live anywhere near where landfall is predicted, take your food and any belongings you want. Your house will be gone. Plan to be homeless for a while. Or stay and die.

I know the Panhandle better, but know enough about these waterfront areas on the West coast. Your house WILL be underwater depending where it hits. Get out and take a vacation and expect to come back to a ruined house and community. This isn't a south to north hurricane.
5   Ceffer   2024 Oct 6, 10:31pm  



https://t.me/tribunalsandexecutions/484130
8   WookieMan   2024 Oct 7, 4:43am  

I would have left yesterday if I lived there. Talk to an insurance adjuster this morning if you know one. We have State Farm and Allstate in IL, so a I know a few They're likely doing massive prep work. The flooding is going to be epic. The thing ain't moving fast and just soaking up all the gulf bath water.

If it builds to a 4 or even a 5, it will be as bad if not worse than Hurricane Andrew. I really do hope people listen and get the fuck out. Gotta go north as well. Understand the high likelihood that your home will be in 4' of water or damaged beyond repair. Don't even bother boarding up. Get out.

Sorry, I know there are likely some FL lurkers and while I'm not an expert, my SIL is a meteorologist with a degree. This one is going to be bad. There's also enough data already on this bad boy. Don't think you're invincible. Even inland. If it floats north of the Yucatan in MX, it's all hot gulf water for days and it's not moving fast.
9   clambo   2024 Oct 7, 8:14am  

Slightly off the subject, possible shitpost herewith:
A female I knew in Santa Cruz who left, got married, had kids, got divorced, etc. decided to try living in Florida.
I suggested she look at Palm Beach County and nearby; she had a friend who lives on the Gulf (West) side of Florida.
"Don't move there, don't live there." I advised her.

She bought a place over near Sarasota and lately decided she wants to sell and move back near her adult children.
'It's game over man, we're fucked!" Bill Paxton, Aliens.
10   zzyzzx   2024 Oct 7, 9:16am  

People keep rebuilding, and yet only a small fraction of the time do they bother doing something sensible like elevating the house. Even nearly 100% of new houses are slab houses. An at least 3' crawlspace should be code across most or all of the state.
11   zzyzzx   2024 Oct 7, 9:18am  

Will someone please think of the oil rigs!
12   HeadSet   2024 Oct 7, 9:44am  

zzyzzx says

at least 3' crawlspace should be code across most or all of the state.

Around here in coastal Virginia, he houses in the low areas must be able to take 4 feet of water with no damage. That is typically done by putting a concrete garage under the house.
13   WookieMan   2024 Oct 7, 9:54am  

zzyzzx says

People keep rebuilding, and yet only a small fraction of the time do they bother doing something sensible like elevating the house. Even nearly 100% of new houses are slab houses. An at least 3' crawlspace should be code across most or all of the state.

While I 100% agree, I don't think it will matter with this hurricane. We've started vacationing in the Tampa area, so I know a bit. Those houses on the islands are fucked. Like just get in your car and leave. Head north out of the path and understand you won't have a home when you return. Plan accordingly.

I'd be loading up a Uhaul or trailer if you have one with all your belongings that you want. It's not clipping the Yucatan enough. This will be a Cat 4 that pushes shit tons of water into Tampa Bay. The storm surge is going decimate the coast. Hope I'm wrong. Everything was designed for south to north hurricanes or east to west over the peninsula. I've never seen a direct hit from the west in my lifetime on FL. Usually hits Texas to the Panhandle or skirts the west like Helene did.

TL:DR - This is going to be a disaster. If you know construction workers with equipment start sending them that way if they want $$$$$.

zzyzzx says

Will someone please think of the oil rigs!

Those will be fine. Most are further north. They will shut down though. So expect a spike in fuel prices nationwide.
14   RC2006   2024 Oct 7, 9:57am  

HeadSet says

Around here in coastal Virginia, he houses in the low areas must be able to take 4 feet of water with no damage. That is typically done by putting a concrete garage under the house.


Seems like something like this should be mandatory to build in these areas we're we see this happen periodically.
15   AmericanKulak   2024 Oct 7, 11:41am  

Looks like it's going towards the Yucatan now.


Never been, but if I went I'd probably be thinking "Gee, I wonder how many human sacrifices happened within a block or two of my hotel". Yes, the Maya committed mass sacrifice also, in fact there's a strong theory backed by dating the mass sacrifice probably spread from the Maya to the Aztecs. The Soviet Anthropologists were right and the Harvard Theory wrong. "They just buried the people they loved in Cenotes"
16   Ceffer   2024 Oct 7, 1:03pm  

And yet, you will see people dancing on the beaches, hurricane parties and daft surfers with Hurricane Mania going into the pounding surf. There are always the strange ozone drug phenomenon of filling everybody with energy and joy before the destructions set in. Sure this one shouldn't be called MKUltraHarrisWalz?
17   Misc   2024 Oct 7, 1:13pm  

There were/are people that have been expecting Florida property prices to plummet. Give it a few months and there might be some bargains.

Some Floridians were even complaining about how expensive insurance is. Now they can STFU.
18   RWSGFY   2024 Oct 7, 1:33pm  

Ceffer says

MKUltraHarrisWalz?


What's "MK"?
19   WookieMan   2024 Oct 7, 4:57pm  

Ceffer says

And yet, you will see people dancing on the beaches, hurricane parties and daft surfers with Hurricane Mania going into the pounding surf.

Darwin awards. They should die. This thing isn't a joke. Hurricanes don't hit from the west. No one living has experienced this and construction is on grade.

Barrier islands are toast. You won't find half the dead/missing. Tampa itself will likely have 5-10' of water. Cat 5 now. This thing is drinking the gulf of Mexico into the clouds. They can talk about wind sheer all they want puttering it out to a 3 or 4. I'm not seeing it.

You've got 600 miles soaking up bath water. It's not losing energy. It mostly missed the Yucatan. That hurricane is an alcoholic drinking a handle a day. It ain't stopping. This one wouldn't shock me if it created a Category 6 hurricane and blame it on global warming.
20   WookieMan   2024 Oct 7, 5:04pm  

AmericanKulak says

Looks like it's going towards the Yucatan now.

Not the core/eye wall. Check water temps in the gulf. This thing is going to be a monster. Glancing the Yucatan won't matter if it's not the eye. Look at what happened with Helene.

This is a direct hit potential Cat 5 storm with slab homes. This doesn't end well. I'd be in Alabama yesterday with anything personal I want. My house wouldn't/won't be there when you get back. Central and east coast will just see flooding and wind. Some storm surge on the back end.

This fucker ain't no joke.
22   Robert Sproul   2024 Oct 7, 9:14pm  

Well, this is some 'October Surprise'.
Nonstop 'natural disasters' till election day.
23   Ceffer   2024 Oct 7, 10:53pm  

I seriously wonder who was behind this Illuminati card game. They "know too much". It's like a mini bible of Illuminati stratagem, with the cynical twists and bits, not much remains hidden.

Nutrition designed to poison, weather weapons, occult summonings, corrupt government agencies, plague, adrenochrome etc.

Offices of the game maker were raided in 1990 under pretense by the Secret Service.







24   AmericanKulak   2024 Oct 7, 10:55pm  

Robert Sproul says

Well, this is some 'October Surprise'.
Nonstop 'natural disasters' till election day.

Agreed. But I think it hurts Kamul-ah much more than Trump.
25   Ceffer   2024 Oct 8, 12:26am  

"Hurricane Phoenix", hypothetical hurricane to hit Tampa with projections:


original link
26   GNL   2024 Oct 8, 5:08am  

WookieMan says

This will be beyond epic level storm surges. The entire west coast of FL is likely to get wiped out. Hopefully I'm wrong and being overly hyperbolic, but anything on grade/slab is getting wiped out. I'd get the fuck out of dodge on this one.

This describes my friend's situation I believe. He's on a canal in Fort Myers and his house is on a slab.
27   zzyzzx   2024 Oct 8, 5:12am  

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13933111/fema-hurricane-milton-lgbtq-victims-florida.html

Resurfaced video shows FEMA exec talking about prioritizing LGBTQ hurricane victims as Milton barrels towards Florida
28   WookieMan   2024 Oct 8, 5:34am  

GNL says

This describes my friend's situation I believe. He's on a canal in Fort Myers and his house is on a slab.

I'm no expert, but I'd be getting out. Most the canals in that area have sea walls. Even slightly inland 5'-10' of storm surge has no where to go. Haven't tracked the path today, but Fort Myers seems like it won't be a wipe out.

Tampa seems to be the concern. If it stays a Cat 5 on land fall good luck to anyone that didn't leave. I've read top 5 wind speeds recorded in the Atlantic/Gulf hurricane history. Helene is going to look like a joke I think. We'll see how today goes. If it hits with 175mph wind or potentially higher along with storm surge the first mile inland of shore line is basically a total loss. And if Tampa Bay gets pushed in you're looking at massive flooding.
29   RWSGFY   2024 Oct 8, 6:01am  

AmericanKulak says

Robert Sproul says


Well, this is some 'October Surprise'.
Nonstop 'natural disasters' till election day.

Agreed. But I think it hurts Kamul-ah much more than Trump.


But it can't be! "They" manipulate the weather to deny Trump a victory, remember?
30   GNL   2024 Oct 8, 8:02am  

WookieMan says

Helene is going to look like a joke I think

He sandbagged and taped his house during Helene and still got about 3 inches in his house. He told me this time he's hauling everything out of his place and leaving.
31   HeadSet   2024 Oct 8, 8:03am  

AmericanKulak says

Robert Sproul says


Well, this is some 'October Surprise'.
Nonstop 'natural disasters' till election day.

Agreed. But I think it hurts Kamul-ah much more than Trump.

Unfortunately, it gives the opportunity for the Dems to steal the vote in North Carolina.
32   Ceffer   2024 Oct 8, 11:49am  

Guess the right of way weather weapon redevelopers and eminent domain terrorists really like that quartz. Maybe they need it for witching the timelines.

34   Ceffer   2024 Oct 8, 11:56am  

Hmm. Surprised it isn't their strobe gematria '33 billion'. Do the dark powers deal in decimals?

https://t.me/BenjaminFulfordFans/141814
35   SharkyP   2024 Oct 8, 12:41pm  

I lived first on Sand Key, right on the gulf. if this hits it will be destroyed. Then I moved to Tarpon Springs on the water. Maxine Waters was responsible for flood insurance going up to $45,000 a year.(I made the 6 o’clock news when FEMA came to town and tried to explain how that made any sense) They are idiots. I bailed and moved inland 70 miles north. We are still expecting 70 to 100 mile an hour winds.
36   WookieMan   2024 Oct 8, 1:22pm  

GNL says

WookieMan says

Helene is going to look like a joke I think

He sandbagged and taped his house during Helene and still got about 3 inches in his house. He told me this time he's hauling everything out of his place and leaving.

I wish him luck. Glad he's leaving. I don't live there, just have visited the area multiple times. A house on slab with even a Cat 3 direct hit from the West is doing to wipe out most of the homes. If it stays a 4 or even a 5 everything along the coast is gone.

It's clipping the Yucatan more than I thought. So hopefully that knocks it down a bit. But there's a lot of distance to cover still running over bath water.

My folks almost lost their 2nd story condo in a cat 3. Massive damage still. I went down to help with clean up. I think Opal? 90's ish. Navarre Beach. If the surge is 15' all the barrier island houses are fucked. Roads are gone. And it's hitting at night.

I have one high school acquaintance that is living just north of Tampa. Not far. The entire Bay is going to run through the city most likely. 5-10'. She's staying. I didn't say anything, but I'm like are you a retard? No one has witnessed a hurricane hitting from this direction. Barrier islands are toast and I think Tampa is in 5' of water at least 2-3 miles in factoring in rain.

Can't forget the back end. Flooding, wind, etc. They've been swamped for the past few days. The east coast is still looking at a Cat 1. This will likely be a top 10 lifetime storm. Generally no dunes. Not built on piers. The gulf is just gonna come at them.
37   Ceffer   2024 Oct 8, 4:33pm  

If there is ever a time for prayer, this is it.



38   clambo   2024 Oct 8, 4:46pm  

Doesn't god make the hurricanes in the first place?
39   Ceffer   2024 Oct 8, 4:56pm  

They put their numerology in plain sight in their fake statistics. Unless a UFO shows up to break the storm, it's gonna be bad.

https://t.me/DeepDives/29692

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