Was Melissa really a Cat 5 or a Cat 1 hoax?

[EMH]

Show me where it looks like a Cat 5 hit...

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Those photos all look like a Cat 1 max.

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Like "ocean rise," the question now is

CAN YOU SHOW US A PHOTO of "CAT 5 DAMAGE" on Jamaica, because that's not what the photos show as of now....

 

[justoffal]

Show me where it looks like a Cat 5 hit...

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Those photos all look like a Cat 1 max.

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Like "ocean rise," the question now is

CAN YOU SHOW US A PHOTO of "CAT 5 DAMAGE" on Jamaica, because that's not what the photos show as of now....

Interesting....the satellite photos were pretty
Damning though....but here's an interesting little fact... Camille which was a verified cat 5 monster had twice the storm surge and definitely more damage ....so your observation is worth noting.

 

[the watcher]

Show me where it looks like a Cat 5 hit...

jamaica photos - Google Search

Those photos all look like a Cat 1 max.

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Like "ocean rise," the question now is

CAN YOU SHOW US A PHOTO of "CAT 5 DAMAGE" on Jamaica, because that's not what the photos show as of now....

I think you just broke it wide open. Federal funds will hinge on the category, also it impacts the money we send to the Jamaican bobsled team.

 

[EMH]

Interesting....the satellite photos were pretty
Damning though....but here's an interesting little fact... Camille which was a verified cat 5 monster had twice the storm surge and definitely more damage ....so your observation is worth noting.

The satellite photos and videos can be AI and can be from another storm from the past. CO2 FRAUD is VERY DESPERATE right now.

The DAMAGE to Jamaica, that's another story.

 

[EMH]

I think you just broke it wide open. Federal funds will hinge on the category, also it impacts the money we send to the Jamaican bobsled team.

When homO was ********** in Chief, we had the "strongest storm ever" in the Pacific which "hit" Mexico, and we never got any media coverage of the "damage."

 

[the watcher]

Most likely the lore around UFO's is completely enabled by the government in order to distract from the fact that UFO's are really their secret toys.

When homO was ********** in Chief, we had the "strongest storm ever" in the Pacific which "hit" Mexico, and we never got any media coverage of the "damage."

You can probably go down to Mexico City and see if they have recovered yet, it might be hard to tell, though.

 

[ReinyDays]

Photos of wind speed ... now that's funny ... what a loon ... even a house cat knows "damage done" is worthless in forecasting ....

 

[EMH]

You can probably go down to Mexico City and see if they have recovered yet, it might be hard to tell, though. View attachment 1178573

The storm I refer to "hit the west coast" but we never saw any "damage" photos or videos.... kinda weird, you'd think 200mph winds would result in photos of mass damage, villages leveled, trees and power lines down etc...

The photos from Jamaica so far show intact power lines and trees, and hence no 200mph was present....

 

[EMH]

Photos of wind speed ... now that's funny ... what a loon ... even a house cat knows "damage done" is worthless in forecasting ....

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A palm tree is unlikely to break from its trunk but may fall at the root, and this generally requires sustained winds of over 145 mph, the speed of a Category 4 hurricane. A healthy, established palm can withstand hurricane-force winds because of its flexible, fibrous structure and strong, wide root system. Factors like a dead tree or shallow root system can cause it to fall in much lower winds

 

[ReinyDays]

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A palm tree is unlikely to break from its trunk but may fall at the root, and this generally requires sustained winds of over 145 mph, the speed of a Category 4 hurricane. A healthy, established palm can withstand hurricane-force winds because of its flexible, fibrous structure and strong, wide root system. Factors like a dead tree or shallow root system can cause it to fall in much lower winds

Hey stupid ... by DEFINITION a Category 5 Hurricane has sustained winds of 157 mph or higher ...

From NOAA ... "The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is a 1 to 5 rating based only on a hurricane's maximum sustained wind speed. This scale does not take into account other potentially deadly hazards such as storm surge, rainfall flooding, and tornadoes." ... [emphasis theirs]

 

[EMH]

Hey stupid ... by DEFINITION a Category 5 Hurricane has sustained winds of 157 mph or higher ...

Then WHY do ALL PHOTOS so far from Jamaica (and they'll fudge some soon from other past storms and claim that is Jamaica now, watch for it)

SHOW ALL PALM TREES INTACT EXCEPT LIKE TWO SO FAR...?????


STUPID MORON CO2 FRAUD TAXPAYER FUNDED "faux Skeptic" Reiny....


and just how much STORM SURGE should 200mph Cat 5 have, and WHERE IS THAT????

 

[ReinyDays]

Then WHY do ALL PHOTOS so far from Jamaica (and they'll fudge some soon from other past storms and claim that is Jamaica now, watch for it)

SHOW ALL PALM TREES INTACT EXCEPT LIKE TWO SO FAR...?????


STUPID MORON CO2 FRAUD TAXPAYER FUNDED "faux Skeptic" Reiny....


and just how much STORM SURGE should 200mph Cat 5 have, and WHERE IS THAT????

Because we can't photograph wind speed ...

Such a bastard ... the dead bodies aren't even ******* cold yet ... we let the Jew define these things just to piss you off ...

Weiße Menschen ermorden ...

 

[EMH]

Massive problem with "storm surge"

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A Category 5 storm surge is a catastrophic rise of water associated with the most intense hurricanes, with water levels exceeding 18 feet above the normal tide



and that's Cat 5 all of it, down to 160mph, not 200mph.... 200mph would at least be 20 feet of storm surge...

Hurricane Melissa to have 200 mph winds, it’s ‘a worst-case scenario unfolding for Jamaica’

“There is no infrastructure in the region that can withstand a Category 5,” Prime Minister Andrew Holness said.

www.mlive.com

"A life-threatening storm surge of up to 13 feet (4 meters) is expected across southern Jamaica"


WTF???


How does a 200mph Cat 5 have only 13 foot storm surge?

And we haven't even seen photos of that either....

 

[EMH]

Because we can't photograph wind speed ...

but you can photograph trees, and the vast majority of the trees AND POWER LINES in the photos up now show NO DAMAGE...


200mph claim was 100% FUDGE FRAUD and that's why CO2 FRAUD is paying Reiny here to "shout it down"

 

[ReinyDays]

but you can photograph trees, and the vast majority of the trees AND POWER LINES in the photos up now show NO DAMAGE...


200mph claim was 100% FUDGE FRAUD and that's why CO2 FRAUD is paying Reiny here to "shout it down"

I think you're convoluting two different things here ... this is a normal hurricane ... very typical ... we see there every few years ... it's like a "five-year" event ... well within current climate conditions ...

Are you claiming catastrophic weather never happens now? ... them Jews got you by the ass don't they? ...

 

[EMH]

Are you claiming catastrophic weather never happens now?

What is the title of the thread??


Was Melissa really a Cat 5 or a Cat 1 hoax?



No fields of broken, snapped palm trees.
Most power lines still up.
No evidence of a massive storm surge.


So what's the answer to the OP's question, Cat 5 or Cat 1...


hint, there is a reason why hurricane season "ends" in late October....

 

[EMH]

Check this out... notice that the "still" on the front doesn't make a lot of sense, that everyone just left their cars near the beach... and that the ocean behind the beach is active but not "hyperactive," not as "hyperactive" as the one wave hitting... This image just smells of AI fudge.







Now in it, you see some real images from Jamaica, but during the first 5 minutes, you will see "flooding," and you need to look very closely at the TREES in the background .... because they aren't palms, and hence that's not Jamaica.

NOTHING there indicates a wind speed greater than 100 mph. This was a Cat 2 max on impact.

 

[EMH]

at the 4:44 mark

THAT IS NOT JAMAICA... likely Africa, but not Jamaica


They are FUDGING the news... what does that tell you...???

 

[Foxfyre]

Show me where it looks like a Cat 5 hit...

jamaica photos - Google Search

Those photos all look like a Cat 1 max.

jamaica photos - Bing

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Like "ocean rise," the question now is

CAN YOU SHOW US A PHOTO of "CAT 5 DAMAGE" on Jamaica, because that's not what the photos show as of now....

It is odd that they aren't showing severely damaged buildings etc. that would be the case with a Cat 5, most especially a strong Cat 5. And that photo of Jamaicans out in the open holding on to a beam or whatever that is in a Cat 5 hurricane? Doesn't seem too credible does it?

Downed trees and such we see all the time in strong thunderstorms in places I've lived most of my life.

 

[rosends]

Check this out... notice that the "still" on the front doesn't make a lot of sense, that everyone just left their cars near the beach... and that the ocean behind the beach is active but not "hyperactive," not as "hyperactive" as the one wave hitting... This image just smells of AI fudge.







Now in it, you see some real images from Jamaica, but during the first 5 minutes, you will see "flooding," and you need to look very closely at the TREES in the background .... because they aren't palms, and hence that's not Jamaica.

NOTHING there indicates a wind speed greater than 100 mph. This was a Cat 2 max on impact.

I haven't spent much time in Jamaica, but when I was there, there were all sorts of trees. Have you been?