Hurricane Nicole Landfall in Florida THURSDAY MORNING

The National Hurricane Center is warning Florida they will be hit with a Hurricane this Thursday Morning, and to prepare immediately for the storm. From the National Hurricane Center: 000 WTNT32 KNHC 082047 TCPAT2 BULLETIN Tropical Storm Nicole Advisory Number 7 NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL AL172022 400 PM EST Tue Nov 08 2022 …NICOLE INTENSIFYING AND EXPECTED TO BECOME A HURRICANE ON WEDNESDAY… … Continue reading Hurricane Nicole Landfall in Florida THURSDAY MORNING

Florida – Hurricane – Wednesday Night into Thursday

Another Hurricane is forecast to hit Florida, this one to make landfall in southeast Florida Wednesday night-into-Thursday morning. The National Hurricane Center reports as follows: 000 WTNT32 KNHC 071747 TCPAT2 BULLETIN Subtropical Storm Nicole Intermediate Advisory Number 2A NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL AL172022 200 PM AST Mon Nov 07 2022 …LARGE NICOLE MOVING NORTHWESTWARD WITH NO CHANGE IN STRENGTH… SUMMARY OF 200 PM … Continue reading Florida – Hurricane – Wednesday Night into Thursday

Occupy Democrats Delete Tweet Wishing Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Estate Was Destroyed by Hurricane Ian

This is the Democrat party. They want us dead. Occupy Democrats on Thursday lamented the fact that Hurricane Ian missed Trump’s Palm Beach, Florida residence Mar-a-Lago. Approximately 2.6 million customers in Florida are without power after Hurricane Ian made landfall Wednesday. Hurricane Ian made landfall on Florida’s west coast on Wednesday as a category 4 storm. The eye of the storm hit Cape Coral, Fort … Continue reading Occupy Democrats Delete Tweet Wishing Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Estate Was Destroyed by Hurricane Ian

SHARKNADO LIVES: Sharks Seen Swimming in the Streets of Ft. Myers After Hurricane Ian Moves Inland (VIDEO)

Sharks were seen swimming in the streets of Fort Myers after powerful storm surge brings sea life inland from Hurricane Ian. Hurricane Ian made landfall on Florida’s west coast on Wednesday as a category 4 storm. The eye of the storm hit Cape Coral Wednesday with maximum sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. Watch livefeed from multiple storm chasers here: The sharks are in … Continue reading SHARKNADO LIVES: Sharks Seen Swimming in the Streets of Ft. Myers After Hurricane Ian Moves Inland (VIDEO)

*****CATASTROPHIC 155 MPH WINDS *****

Hurricane Ian has strengthened to a Category 4 Hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 155 MPH.  If winds pick up just two more miles per hour, it will become Category 5.   It will come ashore along the Gulf Coast of Florida this evening, bringing with it a 16 foot storm surge of water.  Weather experts are saying this storm will be “catastrophic” – levelling many … Continue reading *****CATASTROPHIC 155 MPH WINDS *****

Hurricane Ian strikes Cuba, strengthens to Category 3 as it targets Florida

A life-threatening storm surge, hurricane-force winds and flash floods are expected in parts of western Cuba overnight and into Tuesday Hurricane Ian strengthened to maximum sustained winds of 125 mph as the storm slammed Cuba’s western tip, where authorities evacuated 50,000 people. The National Hurricane Center said in an advisory early Tuesday the storm had strengthened to a Category 3 hurricane that was moving over western … Continue reading Hurricane Ian strikes Cuba, strengthens to Category 3 as it targets Florida

Florida Governor Declares Emergency; “Hurricane” Ian May landfall TAMPA

The Governor of Florida has issued a State of Emergency declaration in advance of the expected landfall of what will become Hurricane Ian.  People in Florida have only a few days to get prepared for what the National Hurricane Center says will be a “major” hurricane.  Models show landfall via Tampa Bay. Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 22-218, declaring a State of Emergency for … Continue reading Florida Governor Declares Emergency; “Hurricane” Ian May landfall TAMPA

North Carolina nuclear power plant declares “unusual event” following storm, “hot shutdown”

The Brunswick Nuclear Plant’s two reactor went into a “hot shutdown” following and “unusual event” last Saturday By Intellihub.com – September 17, 2018 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is being tight-lipped about an “unusual event” which occurred at the Brunswick Nuclear Plant last Saturday which forced a “hot shutdown” of both the plant’s Generation IV-type reactors 1 and 2. The NRC classified the emergency as an “unusual event” but … Continue reading North Carolina nuclear power plant declares “unusual event” following storm, “hot shutdown”

After Floods and Heatwave, Japan Braces for Typhoon Jongdari

By Shiho Takezawa July 27, 2018, 2:12 AM MDT High temperatures in Tokyo on July 24. Photographer: Martin Bureau/AFP via Getty Images Typhoon Jongdari is set to make landfall on Japan’s mainland this weekend, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to much of a country hit in recent weeks by a deadly heatwave and historic flooding. The typhoon was located off Chichijima, an island in the Pacific about … Continue reading After Floods and Heatwave, Japan Braces for Typhoon Jongdari

The world has never seen a Category 6 hurricane. But the day may be coming

By DAVID FLESHLER – JUL 07, 2018 | 1:15 PM| FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. Hurricane Patricia in 2015 achieved sustained wind speed of 215 mph. By comparison, last year’s Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm, had winds of 180 mph. As a ferocious hurricane bears down on South Florida, water managers desperately lower canals in anticipation of 4 feet of rain. Everyone east of Dixie Highway is ordered evacuated, for fear … Continue reading The world has never seen a Category 6 hurricane. But the day may be coming

The strongest storm on Earth right now is heading for Japan

Super Typhoon Lan has been undergoing rapid intensification on Thursday night and Friday, and may reach Category 5 intensity by Saturday morning. The storm had maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour as of Friday afternoon, eastern time, and was still slowly intensifying. Super Typhoon Lan is in a favorable environment for strengthening, and is likely on a collision course with highly populated areas … Continue reading The strongest storm on Earth right now is heading for Japan

Terrifying torrent of water in Puerto Rico after dam fails, forcing 70,000 to evacuate as Hurricane Maria continues to ravage the island

  Water swept through after the dam sustained structural damage from the storm Nearly 16 inches of rain fell in the area, significantly raising water levels on the 90-year-old dam The National Weather Service warned that failure of the dam was ‘imminent’ and could lead to ‘life-threatening’ flash flooding The 345-yard dam is used for public water and irrigation water supply Up to six inches … Continue reading Terrifying torrent of water in Puerto Rico after dam fails, forcing 70,000 to evacuate as Hurricane Maria continues to ravage the island

Maria’s Forecast Path Edging Closer to Outer Banks

Still a Category 3 storm on Saturday, Hurricane Maria was rolling northward away from the Bahamas on a path that could affect parts of the U.S. East Coast next week. Maria pummeled the Turks and Caicos Islands early Friday, its western eyewall passing over the capital city of Cockburn Town. For the first time in several days, Maria poses no immediate threat to land. At 11 am EDT Saturday, … Continue reading Maria’s Forecast Path Edging Closer to Outer Banks

What Puerto Rico Teaches Us About Being Prepared

Please read this carefully: One hundred percent of the power is offline in Puerto Rico. If we want to know what the effects of an EMP would be, Puerto Rico is an excellent laboratory. At least in Puerto Rico there is the hope that power will be quickly restored to critical services (eg hospitals, etc.). The only reason that the people of Puerto Rico can … Continue reading What Puerto Rico Teaches Us About Being Prepared

Signs in Nature All Around The World | New Video September 17, 2017

And as some were saying of the temple that it was decorated with handsome (shapely and magnificent) stones and consecrated offerings [a]”>[a]laid up to be kept], He said, As for all this that you [thoughtfully] look at, the time will come when there shall not be left here one stone upon another that will not be thrown down. And they asked Him, Teacher, when will … Continue reading Signs in Nature All Around The World | New Video September 17, 2017

Tropical Storm Irma to strengthen, track across Atlantic this week; Will it affect the US?

While the Gulf Coast continues to deal with the devastating impacts of Harvey, emergency managers in the United States have another tropical threat to monitor by the name of Irma. Far across the Atlantic, just west of the Cabo Verde Islands, an area of thunderstorms has developed enough circulation to gather tropical storm status and the name, Irma. “There is the potential to ramp up … Continue reading Tropical Storm Irma to strengthen, track across Atlantic this week; Will it affect the US?