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I hope this idiot gets owned by Irma

countryboy said:
Seriously? It's hilarious to hope someone's home is destroyed. Extra yuks if the person is injured or killed. :lamo
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Your emoticons convinced me.

Now, how about that science from NOAA that you are diligently ignoring.
 
countryboy said:
Irma is a Cat 4. Not historically significant.
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It's a Cat 4 right now because it's busy over Cuba. Hurricanes always weaken when they hit land. When it gets back over water it's strength will increase again. Hurricane Katrina was "only" a Cat 3 when it hit New Orleans. That was quite enough.

Early in the morning on August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast of the United States. When the storm made landfall, it had a Category 3 rating on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale–it brought sustained winds of 100–140 miles per hour–and stretched some 400 miles across.
Hurricane Katrina - Facts & Summary - HISTORY.com
www.history.com/topics/hurricane-katrina
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Hari Seldon said:
I'm sure the people living in the Keys would agree with you.
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I am in no way minimizing this very serious storm. But this storm isn't some monster "strongest storm evah" caused by global warming. Storm history bears this out. :shrug:
 
Fletch said:
Not sure the date of this clip, but the time span between Katrina and Irma is 12 years. And I am sorry to inform you hateful liberals that the lives and property of global warming alarmists will be damaged by this storm as well.
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And I'm sorry to inform ignorant, oblivious libertarians their property was and will be damaged by these storms as well.
 
camlok said:
Your emoticons convinced me.

Now, how about that science from NOAA that you are diligently ignoring.
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What science are you talking about? Again, post #1 from this very thread, "I hope this ****er's house get annihilated." NOAA is not even mentioned.
 
bearpoker said:
It's a Cat 4 right now because it's busy over Cuba. Hurricanes always weaken when they hit land. When it gets back over water it's strength will increase again. Hurricane Katrina was "only" a Cat 3 when it hit New Orleans. That was quite enough.
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Actually, it was a Cat 4 before it hit Cuba. At this point in time, experts are predicting a Cat 4 landfall in Florida.
 
countryboy said:
I am in no way minimizing this very serious storm. But this storm isn't some monster "strongest storm evah" caused by global warming. Storm history bears this out. :shrug:
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Doesn't have to be the strongest storm ever. One of 3 within a few weeks along with an earthquake of quite significance in Mexico. All I know is I sure as hell am not moving to the coast. Bad enough I'm 75 miles away or so. But you go right ahead. I'm sure everything will be fine. :shrug:
 
countryboy said:
What science are you talking about? Again, post #1 from this very thread, "I hope this ****er's house get annihilated." NOAA is not even mentioned.
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Good dog almighty, countryboy, it was in a direct reply from me to a post of yours. You can't even find science directed specifically to you!
 
Hari Seldon said:
Doesn't have to be the strongest storm ever. One of 3 within a few weeks along with an earthquake of quite significance in Mexico. All I know is I sure as hell am not moving to the coast. Bad enough I'm 75 miles away or so. But you go right ahead. I'm sure everything will be fine. :shrug:
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Lol, I'm staying right here in NE Ohio. The worst we get is the occasional tornado or blizzard. Wait.....:shock:

Sandy knocked our power out for a week. Irma could do the same.
 
countryboy said:
Actually, it was a Cat 4 before it hit Cuba. At this point in time, experts are predicting a Cat 4 landfall in Florida.
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It had been a 5 before it started running into the various islands. This isn't a contest about ratings. It's about the potential for damage, which in this case is severe. Hurricane seasons seem to cycle. We get seasons with numerous and severe storms followed by seasons with storms that are weaker and less numerous. The problem is that this busy season seems to be producing stronger storms than the last one.
 
camlok said:
Good dog almighty, countryboy, it was in a direct reply from me to a post of yours. You can't even find science directed specifically to you!
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Try to stay on topic. ;)
 
countryboy said:
I am in no way minimizing this very serious storm. But this storm isn't some monster "strongest storm evah" caused by global warming. Storm history bears this out. :shrug:
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You illustrate that you are not remotely close to a position whereby you could determine those things.
 
bearpoker said:
It had been a 5 before it started running into the various islands. This isn't a contest about ratings. It's about the potential for damage, which in this case is severe. Hurricane seasons seem to cycle. We get seasons with numerous and severe storms followed by seasons with storms that are weaker and less numerous. The problem is that this busy season seems to be producing stronger storms than the last one.
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Which was years ago. Did global warming just start a couple of weeks ago?
 
countryboy said:
Try to stay on topic. ;)
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Are you telling us that you still can't find the article I addressed TO YOU, in this thread? Is this how proficient you are at research?
 
camlok said:
And no one with a sense of humor is surprised by your high dungeon.
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It's "high dudgeon" ... not "high dungeon".
But it's no big deal because you're wrong about so many more important things than that.
 
camlok said:
And no one with a sense of humor is surprised by your high dungeon.
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I think you are confusing leftist hate for humor. Because there is nothing funny here. But there is a lot of hate.
 
bubbabgone said:
It's "high dudgeon" ... not "high dungeon".
But it's no big deal because you're wrong about so many more important things than that.
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Thank you, bubba.
 
Fletch said:
I think you are confusing leftist hate for humor. Because there is nothing funny here. But there is a lot of hate.
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I think that you are desperately avoiding the same article that countryboy is avoiding regarding climate change in favor of getting your knickers in a twist over nothing.
 
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