Hurricane Dorian gains fury but might skirt Florida coast

Hurricane Dorian powered toward Florida with increasing fury Friday, menacing its eastern coast with a potentially devastating direct hit but giving indications it might deliver just a glancing blow as it marches up the coastline.

Hurricane Dorian gains fury but might skirt Florida coast

Is Hurricane Dorian about to be guided up the coast. The predicted path of the hurricane has changed a lot in the past 24 hours. Are some people about to do something?

I doubt they will steer it with nukes but there has been talk. Maybe something that heats or cools the sea. Something HAARP like that heats the the air at the same time? You know if they could they would. They must be working on something like this. So why not?

I can't remember seeing a hurricane cone with such a sharp turn.

I am going to try and keep an eye on the radar and sat maps as this hurricane takes a turn to the right.

originally posted by: LookingAtMars
I can't remember seeing a hurricane cone with such a sharp turn.

Hurricane Iniki, in 1992 was passing south of Hawaii and made sharp turn up into Kauai. It happens, without someone steering them.

a reply to: Zaphod58

It happens, without someone steering them.

Must not be very often or they wouldn't call it a cone.

More like a dog leg

Couldn't the Space force just drop a nuke in the hurricane and make it dissipate or blow it back to sea like trump suggested.

www.axios.com...

www.theguardian.com...

originally posted by: olaru12
Couldn't the Space force just drop a nuke in the hurricane and make it dissipate or blow it back to sea like trump suggested.

www.axios.com...

Or just HAARP the hell out of it.
"Chemtrail" it into submission.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

Forecasting a hurricane is like playing darts blindfolded, with a board that's a fraction of the normal size. I've seen five models show five wildly different forecasts. The farther out, the wider the margin of error, which shows as a wider cone.

Elaborate, you coded POS.

I did.

Hurricanes do make turns and even u-turns. What I'm wondering now is why the National Weather Service said at 9pm central time that the wind was 130mph. This cool website said that the max wind at surface level was 60mph and about 70 at 500 ft. up. The linked site says they get information from the NWS, so why are they so different?


earth.nullschool.net.../wind/surface/level/orthographic=-70.59,23.84,3000/loc=-71.181,25.375

So this is normal? OK, nothing to see here.

Move along.

a reply to: DukeMisterio

That cool website is showing forecast model output, not observations.

a visualization of global weather conditions
forecast by supercomputers
updated every three hours

earth.nullschool.net...

As opposed to :

Data from a NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft indicate that the maximum sustained winds have increased to near 140 mph (220 km/h)
with higher gusts.

www.nhc.noaa.gov...

originally posted by: DukeMisterio
Hurricanes do make turns and even u-turns. What I'm wondering now is why the National Weather Service said at 9pm central time that the wind was 130mph. This cool website said that the max wind at surface level was 60mph and about 70 at 500 ft. up. The linked site says they get information from the NWS, so why are they so different?


earth.nullschool.net.../wind/surface/level/orthographic=-70.59,23.84,3000/loc=-71.181,25.375

That is interesting.

Thanks for posting it.

originally posted by: Phage

originally posted by: olaru12
Couldn't the Space force just drop a nuke in the hurricane and make it dissipate or blow it back to sea like trump suggested.

www.axios.com...

Or just HAARP the hell out of it.
"Chemtrail" it into submission.

Maybe CERN can make a mini black hole and just suck it up.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Better get this guy to forecast, then:

www.youtube.com...

originally posted by: LookingAtMars

originally posted by: Phage

originally posted by: olaru12
Couldn't the Space force just drop a nuke in the hurricane and make it dissipate or blow it back to sea like trump suggested.

www.axios.com...

Or just HAARP the hell out of it.
"Chemtrail" it into submission.

Maybe CERN can make a mini black hole and just suck it up.

CERN cannot produce anything but research papers.
Well , some methane is possible.
Depending on what they had for lunch.

Good on you mate.

If some of the crackpot HAARP theories are on to something I suppose it would be possible to split a high pressure ridge or speed up a trough to steer a major cyclone out of(or into) harms way.:

a reply to: LookingAtMars

What happened to the REAL Dorian thread?

originally posted by: jrod
Good on you mate.

If some of the crackpot HAARP theories are on to something I suppose it would be possible to split a high pressure ridge or speed up a trough to steer a major cyclone out of(or into) harms way.:

Unfortunately , HAARP will not be available again until 2020
They have been restructuring for some years now.
For almost as long as it has been under the University of Alaska

a reply to: Phage


I've always hated you.

a reply to: Gothmog

Yarrr but there be a Russian version of HAARP somewhere in Seberia I suppose.