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Hurricane Erin is Category 5
Erin is only the fifth Category 5 hurricane on record to form this early in the hurricane season and the only Category 5 observed outside the Gulf or Caribbean this early in the year.
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At the rate it's increasing they may have to initiate the long-promised "Cat 6" |
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Gonna be some good body surfing on the Cape Cod beaches around next Thursday, surfs up : )
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What is more interesting to watch is the circulation NCEP's global model is putting into the Gulf in 10 days. It is too far out in time to take seriously but I will be watching each model cycle.
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They exaggerate & get all worked up, to the point of Celebrating on the 5% or less possibility of it really happening, I find it amusing.:clap2: |
The general public should start paying attention 4 days out.
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If reporting the weather bothers some, they should change the channel and throw their chips in the air. |
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If the high is going to be 95 and the HIGHEST heat index in the area 105, they report it as a forecast of 105-110, so everybody hears that 110. If the highest heat index is going to be 104, then they report it as 104-109. Convenient, huh??? And by that, I mean convenient for pushing their idiotic global warming agenda. |
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Noooo!
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Denis Phillips and Rule #7
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See post #9.
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It is the same--and growing worse--just about everywhere in America. Back in Minnesota it was ridiculously wide snowfall predictions (I remember one that was "between 2" and 14"), blizzard predictions that ended up leaving maybe 3" of snow and a 20 mph wind, and of course the dreadful "polar vortex" predictions that seemed to follow every prediction of snow, no matter how slight. We're prepared for the worst. Which never seems to happen in The Villages anyway. If Erin poses a danger (or even just an inconvenience) to The Villages I have absolutely no doubt we'll know well beforehand. |
The typical weather report is repititioning of useless informationā¦ā¦..
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Erin never posed any issue for us.
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All the information you need to know for typical days is on the weather app on your phone, including the current weather radar and extrapolation of radar echos into the near future. If a tropical circulation is likely to impact us then tuning into the weather report on the TV would be useful.
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So? And it proves what?
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I don't understand why anyone is annoyed and critical about fear-mongering, when there wasn't any fear-mongering. The weather reports were reporting weather. There IS a cat-5 hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean. It really IS headed north of the equator. It really IS east of Puerto Rico, and it really IS turning northwesterly-to-northeasterly as it climbs up the map toward New England. That means it really IS going to NOT hit the coast. It's reporting the weather. If someone doesn't like that weather gets reported, maybe - they shouldn't listen to weather reports and don't click on forum threads on the internet with the word "Hurricane" in the title.
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To say that global warming is not a threat is foolish. The glaciers around Mt Baker in Washington state have been surveyed the past 47 years and 12 glaciers have disappeared. 9 in the past 5 years. They supply water for human consumption and watering of crops. We need to take aggressive steps now.
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This is the typical Global Warming Hysteria from our news media
I checked on Hurricane Erin this morning. It's a strong Category 2 (110 mph maximum sustained winds). Based on yesterday's projections St. Thomas and Puerto Rico should be getting clobbered this morning, so I checked current weather at St.Thomas (wind at 10 mph, with gusts to 13 mph) and San Juan (wind at 0 mph, with gusts to 3 mph). The News Media is hyping the storm to the max based on their "projections" which is part of their Global Warming propaganda. Everyone should be aware that tropical hurricanes and cyclones are not increasing in frequency or intensity. Check out meteorologist Dr. Ryan Maue's website for accurate information by searching for Global Tropical Cyclone Activity | Ryan Maue and go to the Climate Discussion Nexus where they have fun with the Media's reporting on climate by searching for CDN on You Tube. I was in Houston last year when Hurricane Beryl came through. The power went out and you couldn't find gasoline for your car or generator for miles around, so if a storm is actually heading toward The Villages, make sure you've got gas beforehand.
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The evidence is all around us . But other stations also very concerned about their ratings keep spewing what they think their viewers want to hear. All the media are concerned about ratings as they want their money to keep coming. |
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Lead Exposure in Last Century Shrank IQ Scores of Half of Americans | Duke Today Since they covered up the toxic effects of leaded gasoline for 70 years (!), why would you not think they are covering up global warming? Joe |
In my view, there may be global warming. It certainly seemed to have happened during the dinosaur era. At that time there were no people to blame. Today, it seems like, there is an unashamed attempt at trying to make people feel guilty in corder to control their behavior. Reminds me a bit of how some religions work.
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Improvements in measuring temperatures (air, land and sea), including from space, have given us much better data than late last century, when it was fairly easy to deny mankind's involvement. Accepting that the rapid warming is caused by us is hard, because it means we need to take action and be part of the solution but, if you don't do this for yourself, at least do it for your grandchildren. We caused this mess - it is up to us to tackle it. |
My late husband was with the National Flood Insurance Program for 25 years covering the entire Southeastern US. The best I can tell you is (a) thatās why I donāt live on either coast; and (b) they really have no clue what a hurricane is actually going to do day to day.
Be alert. Thatās about the size of it. |
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To think that we can, is hubris. This does not mean we canāt be better actors, only that itās not going to make a significant difference. (And yes, I am familiar exactly, with how statistical models work.) |
Typically, model forecasted storm tracks show considerable skill about 4 days out with increasing accuracy as you get closer to landfall. Occasionally, I see some remarkably accurate storm tracks 5-6 days out with the NCEP global model. Furthermore, the uncertainty in the storm tracks can be quantified. Simulations of storm intensity changes typically have less fidelity than the storm tracks. I am a retired research meteorologist and I worked at NASA and the National Weather Service where I developed research and operational computer forecast models.
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That's what i say
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