Beware Hillary is coming

[RUSH1]

LA boarded up and ready for Hillary.


(Image removed from quote.)

LOL.  Mano's on fire.   

[guncrasher]

it's been cloudy all day, but no rain where we live.


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[Chris79]

It’s starting to rapidly decay.
Dry air has already imbedded its self in the core of the storm.
The mountains of the Baha are creating some orographic lift. However, that same process is also impeding its inflow from the only source of moist air left.
If the center of circulation crosses into the Baha, it could very well tear what’s left of the guts out of the storm.
The sea surface temperatures will rapidly decrease as it moves north.
I would be somewhat surprised if Hillary is even a tropical storm as it passes into socal.

[AKIron]

Northeast Washington could use some of that rain right now.

[Mano]

It’s starting to rapidly decay.
Dry air has already imbedded its self in the core of the storm.
The mountains of the Baha are creating some orographic lift. However, that same process is also impeding its inflow from the only source of moist air left.
If the center of circulation crosses into the Baha, it could very well tear what’s left of the guts out of the storm.
The sea surface temperatures will rapidly decrease as it moves north.
I would be somewhat surprised if Hillary is even a tropical storm as it passes into socal.

Good job Chris

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[guncrasher]

well it just started raining again. not hard rain but it's steady. lots of people staying home. not many cars on the street.

we had worst rain last winter.


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[-gg-]

A big nothing burger, as expected. Been raining most of the day but not hard. At least for the Los Angeles area.

By the way, in 1858 a hurricane actually affected San Diego. It just missed making landfall as a hurricane. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1858_San_Diego_hurricane
1939 - el nino caused a tropical storm to hit southern California. We are in an el nino now.

Hurricane in around 1994 came up the Baja peninsula and weakened as it came through the border of Az an Ca. it's not unheard of to have these cycles.

 

[guncrasher]

and now we have an earthquake 5. something


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[-gg-]

yeah. lol. Now THAT was eye opening.

started shaking just as I got the emergency warning blasting over the phone.

[Vulcan]

I don't get outta bed for anything less than a 6.

[Animl-AW]

At this point what difference does it make?


Why is it not 4 categories higher you might ask?

No worries, all the deaths from this hurricane will be labeled a suicide.
 
Sorry, couldn't help myself 

Sounds about right.

Actually, It never really happened, it's a conspiracy.


 

[-gg-]

It was neither.   
It’s the result of adding massive amounts of water to places where it has historically never existed and the removal of water from where has historically existed.   

When you do this, you disturb an equilibrium that took eons to stabilize.   

California is reaping what they sowed.   
It doesn’t rain where it used to.   
Now, we have the water pumped to California evaporating there into the atmosphere and heading out to sea instead of that water evaporating from where it was pumped.   

This kind of change affects everything “downwind or downstream” of where the changes (by humans) occurred.   

Now draining Florida marshlands is another example of humans moving great amounts of water and affecting a change to an area much larger than Florida itself.

Yes. Nothing to do with El nino.

🙉

😅

[guncrasher]

yeah i picked up my phone as I read the message earthquake hit.  for a second i had that image of the wedding singer.







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[MiloMorai]

Lots of flooding.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/08/21/hilary-tropical-storm-california-updates/

In other news, NOAA expects a above average hurricane season for the east.

[DmonSlyr]

Lots of flooding.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/08/21/hilary-tropical-storm-california-updates/

In other news, NOAA expects a above average hurricane season for the east.

Best to keep the fear as high as possible.