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Hurricane Milton
#1
This hurricane is strengthening 'explosively' reaching an expected category 5 within around 24 hours. A lesson in how much energy has been absorbed by our oceans, which is now being released as an example of nature's real might.
#2
Yes all losses in any system are released as heat.

In the case of the Earth all our activities caused by 8 billion or so, result in lots of losses which contribute to the extra heat now gathering in the ecosystem and especially the oceans.

This extra heat energy results in more active storm systems in general and one measure should be a greater number of hurricanes getting increasingly larger as time goes on over the years.
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#3
One thing occurred to me after the last US one. At least this time it isn't the nations least likely to be contributing to climate change which are feeling the effects.
#4
This video shows the absolutely massive amount of garbage that Florida is dealing with in the wake of hurricane Helene. Hopefully this is collected to safe storage if Milton sweeps through the same region as that's one hell of a lot of potential projectiles for the forecasted 185+mph winds to throw around.
#5
Florida warned of 'potentially catastrophic' Hurricane Milton impact

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crl8e084r9yo

Make sure to take a look at the map of the path across Florida. "Where and when Milton is expected to hit"

More info from Reddit.

https://i.redd.it/tnygjujfmftd1.png

Here is the comment string:

https://old.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsintere...ne_milton/
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#6
Regarding the US politically demented comments claiming hurricanes are conspiratorial:

"The same people who say "human activity can't affect the climate" are now saying, "the government is creating hurricanes." " Rolleyes
#7
Hurricane Milton: Florida braces for storm's landfall with huge evacuation under way

https://news.sky.com/story/hurricane-mil...y-13230386

We flew over Hurricane Milton about 90 minutes ago. Here is the view out the Dragon Endeavour window. Expect lots of images from this window as this is where I’m sleeping while we wait to undock and return to Earth.

https://x.com/dominickmatthew/status/184...1566940197
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#8
The word used earlier on the news was 'unsurvivable' which doesn't bode at all well. I hope everyone can evacuate in time.
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#9
The usual well explained no nonsense coverage from Weatherwatch, with times translated to the NZ timezone. That's one nasty weather system!

#10
That looks so scary, poor people. And their animals, I hope they take any pets with them & all get out of harm's way in time.
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#11
I have a cousin in Tampa...
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#12
And Mexico? How are they doing?
#13
Hope your cousin's safely out of harm's way, Zurdo.

According to the news, Mexico is copping a fair bit, very strong winds but nothing like what's expected for Florida.
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#14
Just been on FB, he's evacuated to Savannah.
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#15
(09-10-2024, 06:03 PM)Zurdo Wrote: Just been on FB, he's evacuated to Savannah.

That's got to be a relief, pleased to hear it. Smile

Presumably they'll have buses etc, for those without transport. I just hope those needing to use them can take their pets with them; its a difficult situation as it is without the extra stress which might be caused by having to leave them behind.
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#16
(09-10-2024, 05:55 PM)Lilith7 Wrote: Hope your cousin's safely out of harm's way, Zurdo.

According to the news, Mexico is copping a fair bit, very strong winds but nothing like what's expected for Florida.
Winds of that ferocity are one thing but 5m of storm surge adds a whole different dimension.
#17
Milton Is the Hurricane That Scientists Were Dreading

https://www.theatlantic.com/science/arch...edit-promo
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#18
Imagine if this was an advisory from one of our local councils...

https://www.stpete.org/news_detail_T30_R1184.php
#19
you can track it here
https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wi...,16.73,452
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#20
This is quite cool too.

https://www.facebook.com/NIWAWeather/vid...2915163305


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