No Longer A Once In A Lifetime Event?

Well, thats the mantra they want to work into this.

Fact is, for the first time since watches and warnings have been issued, Southern California is under a Tropical Storm Watch (Warning coming soon).



I laughed at first. Thought it was enough of a joke to troll it in another thread. 72° isn't exactly Hurricane water temp. Upper 60's to low 70's. I thought it would get torn apart by cold water, shear, and die. And while both those things will happen, it looks like it's holding it strength closer to landfall than expected and long enough to be "historic"

Forecast anywhere between 2-4 inches of rain at the coast (4-8 inland), and winds in the 40-70 range, with predicted hurricane strength gusts at higher elevations.

This is pretty cool, there's going to be damage (mostly flooding, some wind damage, and it will be very costly), but it's such a rare event it's hard not to take a popcorn approach. Even if it's projected to go right over you.

But that didn't stop the mantra. I thought I might get through this storm without hearing the words, "With global warming this is going to become more common".

No. No it isn't. Been since the 30's since a landfall of a tropical storm.

We had one last year (Kay) that spun out off the coast, and a significantly stronger one this year. That apparently is enough for people to draw conclusions that this is going to become a commonplace event. Even though the sea temp is completely normal for an El Nino year.

I feel bad for the many impending flood victims, especially those that had AllState, State Farm, or Farmers, in Palm Springs especially.

So let me just call that out now. In 4 days, when the Coachella Valley/Inland Empire is partly under water, they will blame global warming and act like this is going to happen more often.

Can't just enjoy the chance to see a tropical storm hit California at strength. And then deal with the flooding. I know that's as heartless as climate pandering, but the politicizing is not necessary.

I'm beginning to think "climate change" is code for "pole shift".

I mean think about it....all the changes up until it's quite obvious it's a pole shift can be used to implement all kinds of things to preoccupy the populace while the TPTB further secure their power, influence and wealth for the coming big events.

While we're worried about "the climate", they're robbing the system blind and sucking the populations dry, and guess what?

A cozy warm and well supplied D.U.M.B. awaits them, yet a apocalypse awaits the rest of us.

Joy.

I'm probably not that far off considering, but I'll be ecstatic if I'm wrong.

a reply to: EternalShadow

I'm beginning to think "climate change" is code for "pole shift".

I think you're right .

I know they were talking about the Earth's Core stopping it's rotation and beginning to rotate in the Opposite direction .

has to a be a Magnetic Shift , AKA Climate change .

I expect we might see a few landslides from previous burn scars. I hope people prepare accordingly.

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

I know they were talking about the Earth's Core stopping it's rotation and beginning to rotate in the Opposite direction .

I heard the Earth was going to flip over on its side .
Buncha Chicken Littles with their Doom porn .
That crap all but disappeared on December 13th 2012 .

a reply to: Degradation33

Whether you want to call it "climate change" or not doesn't really matter.

The fact is that "weather-related events" do seem to have steadily increased in both frequency and ferocity over the last decade or so.

It is said that those who refuse to learn from the past are doomed to suffer in the future.


So go right ahead and refute, mock, and ridicule the validate change folks, but we would all be wise to prepare for what Mother Nature Could throw at us, not just what she has done in the past.


Nature can be one BAD "Mother" when she want to be.

originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: Degradation33

Whether you want to call it "climate change" or not doesn't really matter.

The fact is that "weather-related events" do seem to have steadily increased in both frequency and ferocity over the last decade or so.

It is said that those who refuse to learn from the past are doomed to suffer in the future.


So go right ahead and refute, mock, and ridicule the validate change folks, but we would all be wise to prepare for what Mother Nature Could throw at us, not just what she has done in the past.


Nature can be one BAD "Mother" when she want to be.

Yes, the weather is changing, but it's not man-made. So no 'climate change'. Just normal weather /climate cycles.

originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: Degradation33

Whether you want to call it "climate change" or not doesn't really matter.

The fact is that "weather-related events" do seem to have steadily increased in both frequency and ferocity over the last decade or so.

It is said that those who refuse to learn from the past are doomed to suffer in the future.


So go right ahead and refute, mock, and ridicule the validate change folks, but we would all be wise to prepare for what Mother Nature Could throw at us, not just what she has done in the past.


Nature can be one BAD "Mother" when she want to be.

Yeah… that aside… remember that time back in the 70’s where a bunch of loons enacted a treaty to prevent “weather” from being used as a “weapon of war” (linked below)… it’s great when people gather around and ratify things for stuff that doesn’t exist and can’t happen… and surely even if it could it wouldn’t have advanced in technology over the course of the last 45 years because nothing else has at all (end sarcasm)….

2009-2017.state.gov...

a reply to: nugget1

That's going to be the most brutal part.

If it tracks West and makes landfall at the border or North, The coast gets hit harder, if tracks east and makes Mexican landfall then The eastern mountain slopes are getting slammed. With valleys below likely to experience catastrophic flooding.

It thought the same old story. What hits us is barely recognizable as tropical and its a lot of build up for nothing.

See how this goes, but some more ridiculous reports are putting it at the borderline of Tropical Storm/Hurricane when it gets to California. Doubt it, but it appears we are trading off flooding for fire as our weather this year.

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

I know they were talking about the Earth's Core stopping it's rotation and beginning to rotate in the Opposite direction .

I heard the Earth was going to flip over on its side .
Buncha Chicken Littles with their Doom porn .
That crap all but disappeared on December 13th 2012 .

lol yeah but the Core did change directions that is fact.

Nature can be one BAD "Mother" when she want to be.

Yes, the weather is changing, but it's not man-made. So no 'climate change'. Just normal weather /climate cycles.

Ok let's call it Change Climate... hidden in plain sight. How often have we heard on MSM - "climate change is manmade". It's not like we aren't being told. We just aren't listening. Is it not possible humans are dabbling and "man - ipulating" with stuff we don't fully understand or control? Of course, pollution is bad. That doesn't mean geo-engineering couldn't be worse.

originally posted by: EternalShadow
I'm beginning to think "climate change" is code for "pole shift".

I mean think about it....all the changes up until it's quite obvious it's a pole shift can be used to implement all kinds of things to preoccupy the populace while the TPTB further secure their power, influence and wealth for the coming big events.

While we're worried about "the climate", they're robbing the system blind and sucking the populations dry, and guess what?

A cozy warm and well supplied D.U.M.B. awaits them, yet a apocalypse awaits the rest of us.

Joy.

I'm probably not that far off considering, but I'll be ecstatic if I'm wrong.

You're far too close to right, but the DUMBS won't save them. Nobody knows where the crust will crack. The elitist parasites might know the rotation direction from the ancient book, maybe even the foci of the twist, but the rest will be luck of the draw. The weight of the ice in Greenland and Antarctica will determine how violent the pole shift will be along with the amount of energy and CME from the Sun during micro-nova.

At least afterwards we wont have to worry about too many hurricanes making landfall in California, since it likely won't be there anymore, but then again, neither will most of us lol

Cheers - Dave

originally posted by: SwissMarked

originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: Degradation33

Whether you want to call it "climate change" or not doesn't really matter.

The fact is that "weather-related events" do seem to have steadily increased in both frequency and ferocity over the last decade or so.

It is said that those who refuse to learn from the past are doomed to suffer in the future.


So go right ahead and refute, mock, and ridicule the validate change folks, but we would all be wise to prepare for what Mother Nature Could throw at us, not just what she has done in the past.


Nature can be one BAD "Mother" when she want to be.

Yeah… that aside… remember that time back in the 70’s where a bunch of loons enacted a treaty to prevent “weather” from being used as a “weapon of war” (linked below)… it’s great when people gather around and ratify things for stuff that doesn’t exist and can’t happen… and surely even if it could it wouldn’t have advanced in technology over the course of the last 45 years because nothing else has at all (end sarcasm)….

2009-2017.state.gov...

Could this be some discreet China USA weather warfare?

www.washingtonpost.com...

apnews.com...

Back to the non-climate change related storm.

Cone thing updated, this is going to keep changing.



Projections updated, along with this warning sent out as a text. Apparently the first ever in California History.

...TROPICAL STORM WARNING IN EFFECT...

A Tropical Storm Warning means tropical storm-force winds are
expected somewhere within this area within the next 36 hours

* WIND

- LATEST LOCAL FORECAST: Equivalent Tropical Storm force wind

- Peak Wind Forecast: 30-40 mph with gusts to 55 mph

- Window for Tropical Storm force winds: Sunday morning until
Monday morning

- THREAT TO LIFE AND PROPERTY THAT INCLUDES TYPICAL FORECAST
UNCERTAINTY IN TRACK, SIZE AND INTENSITY: Potential for wind 58
to 73 mph

- The wind threat has increased from the previous assessment.

- PLAN: Plan for dangerous wind of equivalent strong tropical
storm force.

- PREPARE: Efforts to protect life and property should now be
underway. Prepare for significant wind damage.

- ACT: Act now to complete preparations before the wind
becomes hazardous.

- POTENTIAL IMPACTS: Significant

* STORM SURGE...

- No storm surge inundation forecast

* FLOODING RAIN

- LATEST LOCAL FORECAST: Flood Watch is in effect

- Peak Rainfall Amounts: 2-4 inches, with locally higher
amounts

- THREAT TO LIFE AND PROPERTY THAT INCLUDES TYPICAL FORECAST
UNCERTAINTY IN TRACK, SIZE AND INTENSITY: Potential for major
flooding rain

* TORNADO

- LATEST LOCAL FORECAST:

- Situation is somewhat favorable for tornadoes

- THREAT TO LIFE AND PROPERTY THAT INCLUDES TYPICAL FORECAST
UNCERTAINTY IN TRACK, SIZE AND INTENSITY: Potential for a few
tornadoes

.

Not ever the warning I'd expect to get..

Looks like the the intensity projections have gone up too:

SAN DIEGO CA 34 - 52(54) 9(63) X(63) X(63)
SAN DIEGO CA 50 - 14(14) 11(25) X(25) X(25)
SAN DIEGO CA 64 - 4( 4) 4( 8) X( 8) X( 8)

San Diego now has an 8% chance of sustained winds of 74 MPH, a 25% chance of 58 MPH winds, and a 63% chance of 39 MPH or greater.

We are not the Altanic, this isn't annoying when it happens, so sorry if the excitement shows a little.

originally posted by: bobs_uruncle

originally posted by: EternalShadow
I'm beginning to think "climate change" is code for "pole shift".

I mean think about it....all the changes up until it's quite obvious it's a pole shift can be used to implement all kinds of things to preoccupy the populace while the TPTB further secure their power, influence and wealth for the coming big events.

While we're worried about "the climate", they're robbing the system blind and sucking the populations dry, and guess what?

A cozy warm and well supplied D.U.M.B. awaits them, yet a apocalypse awaits the rest of us.

Joy.

I'm probably not that far off considering, but I'll be ecstatic if I'm wrong.

You're far too close to right, but the DUMBS won't save them. Nobody knows where the crust will crack. The elitist parasites might know the rotation direction from the ancient book, maybe even the foci of the twist, but the rest will be luck of the draw. The weight of the ice in Greenland and Antarctica will determine how violent the pole shift will be along with the amount of energy and CME from the Sun during micro-nova.

At least afterwards we wont have to worry about too many hurricanes making landfall in California, since it likely won't be there anymore, but then again, neither will most of us lol

Cheers - Dave

Nice insight, lol.

Perhaps the suppression of exotic technology is due to it being used as a getaway option. I bet they could save the planet but are "off doing other things in other places". I'm also willing to bet many "things" will leave this planet before or during a major pole shift event.

Global warming causing a flooding = Federal aid flooding into the area. They are saying that this will be the first time a tropical storm will cause flooding...but fail to say that Hurricanes have done it. so I guess it is not a problem if it is a Hurricane. Linda hit Southern California in the mid to late nineties and caused quite a bit of damage if I remember right. Can't remember how much water it contained though, maybe it was less water or something.

a reply to: rickymouse

Linda was forecast to hit orange county but spun out to sea and died in 1997. Nora, however, went up the gulf of California and hit the Yuma area. Last storm to cross into California at Tropical Storm status.

originally posted by: Degradation33
Back to the non-climate change related storm.

Cone thing updated, this is going to keep changing.

What's going on with the "unrelated" storms to the east and the west???

www.youtube.com...

a reply to: rickymouse

It kinda would be a problem if you didn't have hurricane insurance. Not too many of those policies floating around the West Coast.

We might see people wiped out because of that possible clause. 🤷🏻

originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: rickymouse

It kinda would be a problem if you didn't have hurricane insurance. Not too many of those policies floating around the West Coast.

We might see people wiped out because of that possible clause. 🤷🏻

Road / mudslides possible, still there was a lot of rain this winter it's not like the soil is packed and dry like other years at least. Lots of happy plants and roots... that also means lots of dry leaves for lightening strikes though I suppose.

Ah Mother Nature, so multi dimensional...