Society Now Hurricane Milton is coming
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Omg are you ok?
Where
@silentsinger ?🤣😅🤣😅
Seriously tho' , be careful.
And go steal on a mofo'
#CoinStores
#CutTheBatteryBackUpCable
#EMPpulseDevices
#WeAreTheNewNazis
#RobbieHartCentralBank
#MeltDemTeef
He said he is working in the hospital tonight with some nurses.Omg are you ok?
Where
🤣😅🤣😅
Seriously tho' , be careful.
And go steal on a mofo'
#CoinStores
#CutTheBatteryBackUpCable
#EMPpulseDevices
#WeAreTheNewNazis
#RobbieHartCentralBank
#MeltDemTeef
Does anyone else just love seeing the reporters out in the elements getting pelted with rain, flying objects, mic going in and out, basically doing it all for "the gram", only they are getting paid for it? Only good part of natural disasters.
Who let him into a hospital?
I think they pay him to be there.
If concrete construction it might actually be one of the safer spots in super high wind.
Looks like the wind is down to like 70-80 mph now, not sure how windy it was earlier...Roofs were flying off for sure
I thought the dude was a bartender.
The science has spoken - these hurricanes are more crazier now because of climate change. The speed of hurricanes, which intensify damage to infrastructure, is a direct result of warmer weather.
Not saying electric cars and paper bags are the answer, but we can't keep relying on plastic and oil forever. Read this and tell me I'm fucking wrong.
Climate change intensified deadly Hurricane Helene: Report | Climate News | Al Jazeera
Not saying electric cars and paper bags are the answer, but we can't keep relying on plastic and oil forever. Read this and tell me I'm fucking wrong.
Climate change intensified deadly Hurricane Helene: Report | Climate News | Al Jazeera
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Sounding like it's dissipating pretty quickly? Anyone down there have updates?
View: https://twitter.com/GeneralMCNews/status/1844203005350179131
View: https://twitter.com/GeneralMCNews/status/1844203005350179131
1. Galveston Hurricane (August 1900)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 8,000
2. Hurricane Maria (September 2017)
Category 4: 150 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 2,975
3. San Felipe-Okeechobee Hurricane (September 1928)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 2,166
4. Hurricane Katrina (September 2005)
Category 4: 157 mph+ wind speeds
Deaths: 1,207
5. Cheniere Caminada Hurricane (October 1893)
Category 4: 130 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 1,100
6. Sea Island Hurricane (August 1893)
Category 3: 120 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 1,000
7. New England Hurricane (September 1938)
Category 3: 112-129 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 600
8. Florida Keys Labor Day Hurricane (August 1935)
Category 5: 157 mph+ wind speeds
Deaths: 408
9. Great Atlantic Hurricane (September 1944)
Category 3: 112-129 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 390
10. Hurricane Audrey (June 1957)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 390
11. Hurricane Camille (August 1969)
Category 5: 157 mph+ wind speeds
Deaths: 256
12. Hurricane Sandy (October 2012)
Category 2: 96-110 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 233
13. Hurricane Ian (September 2022)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 150
14. Hurricane Agnes (June 1972)
Category 1: 74-95 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 122
15. Hurricane Donna (August 1960)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 114
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 8,000
2. Hurricane Maria (September 2017)
Category 4: 150 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 2,975
3. San Felipe-Okeechobee Hurricane (September 1928)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 2,166
4. Hurricane Katrina (September 2005)
Category 4: 157 mph+ wind speeds
Deaths: 1,207
5. Cheniere Caminada Hurricane (October 1893)
Category 4: 130 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 1,100
6. Sea Island Hurricane (August 1893)
Category 3: 120 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 1,000
7. New England Hurricane (September 1938)
Category 3: 112-129 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 600
8. Florida Keys Labor Day Hurricane (August 1935)
Category 5: 157 mph+ wind speeds
Deaths: 408
9. Great Atlantic Hurricane (September 1944)
Category 3: 112-129 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 390
10. Hurricane Audrey (June 1957)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 390
11. Hurricane Camille (August 1969)
Category 5: 157 mph+ wind speeds
Deaths: 256
12. Hurricane Sandy (October 2012)
Category 2: 96-110 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 233
13. Hurricane Ian (September 2022)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 150
14. Hurricane Agnes (June 1972)
Category 1: 74-95 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 122
15. Hurricane Donna (August 1960)
Category 4: 130-156 mph wind speeds
Deaths: 114
It looks like the wind had died down but it is still raining
I have to go to an open door
Omg are you ok?
Where
🤣😅🤣😅
Seriously tho' , be careful.
And go steal on a mofo'
#CoinStores
#CutTheBatteryBackUpCable
#EMPpulseDevices
#WeAreTheNewNazis
#RobbieHartCentralBank
#MeltDemTeef
Found him!
View: https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1844144277104021530
So 4 or the top 15 happened in the last 19 years, while the other 11 happened over the 110 years before that. Glad to see I'm being supported.
Now do top 15 according to total damage. I'll wait another 3 and a half hours til it's home time.
Where do you live?
Pretty late over here already
Total damage is a dishonest number, since there is inflation costs, then perhaps the biggest, the development and population increase in coastal areas. But yeah, climate change and all. You do you.
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Go throw some soup on some fine art. I'm not hearing your bullshit. I've provide raw numbers. If climate change were to blame there would be an increase decade after decade to back up that hypothesis.Can I do you. I'll even buy you a Nazi uniform to wear.
I just posted raw data. If you want to take reports from "scientists" paid by special interest groups, you do you. The Green New Deal is only $100T at this point. But hey, you win. Very nicely articulated points you've made. Typical liberal. You win...
I just posted raw data. If you want to take reports from "scientists" paid by special interest groups, you do you. The Green New Deal is only $100T at this point. But hey, you win. Very nicely articulated points you've made. Typical liberal. You win...
