Tropical Storm Lee could reach Category 5

[bodecea]

So who is disappointed specifically? Or you just making stuff up?

Yep...the latter.

 

[surada]

This one is already a Cat. 5?
I couldn't find the info anywhere. Show us where it's a Cat. 5, please.

Thank you in advance.

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Hurricane Hugo in 1989 was a Cat 5.

 

[Meister]

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Hurricane Hugo in 1989 was a Cat 5.

You talk about Hugo in 1989, and I'll talk about Lee in 2023, is that okay with you?

 

[john doe 101]

That is because somewhere in the first few words of a shill reporter, climate change is mentioned. The powers that are pushing these agendas will turn on their adherents at some point as we get poorer.

Well fact is this storm intensified at a more rapid rate because at least partly due to warmer ocean water. Now as a non-scientist right wing nut I'm sure you'll come up with some alternative reality reason for it, but fact is warmer oceans are going to make more intense hurricanes and at a faster rate. Which affects forecasting and the people in line of the hurricane

 

[percysunshine]

Well fact is this storm intensified at a more rapid rate because at least partly due to warmer ocean water. Now as a non-scientist right wing nut I'm sure you'll come up with some alternative reality reason for it, but fact is warmer oceans are going to make more intense hurricanes and at a faster rate. Which affects forecasting and the people in line of the hurricane

So anyway, hurricanes respond to the difference between sea temperatures and atmospheric temperatures. This is why the peak of hurricane season occurs in the fall months and not in the summer. If the atmosphere gets warmer, there should be fewer/less intense hurricanes.

 

[john doe 101]

So anyway, hurricanes respond to the difference between sea temperatures and atmospheric temperatures. This is why the peak of hurricane season occurs in the fall months and not in the summer. If the atmosphere gets warmer, there should be fewer/less intense hurricanes.

Is the warmer atmosphere the reason why this one hit 165 mph? Is that less intense?

 

[percysunshine]

Is the warmer atmosphere the reason why this one hit 165 mph? Is that less intense?

Reread my post. The difference in temperatures is the energy source for hurricanes.

 

[john doe 101]

Reread my post. The difference in temperatures is the energy source for hurricanes.

I don't need to reread anything. But you need to reread my post. Maybe you didn't pick up on my obvious sarcasm.

 

[percysunshine]

I don't need to reread anything. But you need to reread my post. Maybe you didn't pick up on my obvious sarcasm.

Ah yes, I didn't notice your use of the special sarcasm font.

 

[john doe 101]

Ah yes, I didn't notice your use of the special sarcasm font.

How could it be more obvious? Are 165 mph hurricanes low intensity?

 

[percysunshine]

How could it be more obvious? Are 165 mph hurricanes low intensity?

They are on Jupiter.

 

[john doe 101]

They are on Jupiter.

Maybe you're an autistic. Have you been tested?

 

[percysunshine]

Maybe you're an autistic. Have you been tested?

Actually, I am a geophysicist. We are better looking.