This ain't my first rodeo.It's weird that you're at all comforted by the projections of people who originally said that Milton wasn't even going to exceed Cat 4 and is now one of the most intense hurricanes in recorded history.
This is going to be the real problem. This and all the people who refused to replace their 15+ year old roofs because "it's fine."Surge prediction has been bumped up to 10-15ft. Fuuuck. Glad we're far enough in land that that's a concern for us.
This is going to be the real problem. This and all the people who refused to replace their 15+ year old roofs because "it's fine."
Phoenix claims to have no natural disaster risks outside of fire, which is baseline everywhere. While wildfire risks are low, idiot's setting shit on fire is always a risk. Monsoons bring floods, but AFAIK, the chances those actually breach the "dry" river runs are close to zero. Dumb people still die because they think they can drive through the river beds for the 3 days they actually have water in them.I was talking with a friend over the weekend about where in the US you could move to have the lowest likelihood of getting hit with a natural disaster. Fire, flood, earthquake, tornado, hurricane, ?
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I wouldn't count on that. The current models were 3 levels off. They have no idea what will happen.It is a good thing that it will get weakened towards landfall. It would be a beast if that shear was not present.
I agree, and said as much four posts up.I wouldn't count on that. The current models were 3 levels off. They have no idea what will happen.
Might be confusing surge for waves. I just happened to be looking at information for Ivan's storm surge earlier today and it says this about it:I saw on a YT video that a "actual weatherdude" on TikTok claims the surge could be in excess of 60 feet tall!
Then I was forced to leave a comment that weathermen are not on ShitTok and he ain't no weatherman either.