Major Hurricane Milton (Category 3; 125 mph) to strike Florida tonight

[VegetasHairline]

No, some of you are stupid to know how to debate your point and thats not my problem. Cant debate for shyt. Just emotional because you learned from your mommy. Shut your dumbass up.

Now you want to call me a troll or want me banned because you dont know how to agree to disagree like a grown ass man. Embarassing, embarassing, embarassing. I go hard on a lot of you guys because a lot of you are punks hiding and living through this site.

Shut up fakkit!

 

[Don Homer]

Global warming still being denied is insanity

and Floridians stay voting for these people who deny climate change

 

[pickles]

CAT 5

I can't even think of a storm in recent memory that was a cat 5. God damn.

Florida coli brehs and brehettes. Get out now.

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

Florida native here, my Louisiana, Bama and Texas folks can attest:


This shyt not ordinary, way too many damn Category 4 and up storms going on, then bytches is supposed to be a once a decade (if that) ocurrence.

Tin foil hat bout to get dusted off with the quickness

There’s these crazy conspiracy that climate change is due to burning of fossil fuels that release excess carbon in the atmosphere. Apparently scientists have been studying it for decades and warning people, but no one listened. Well it’s either that or HAARP machines.

 

[RammerJammer]

It is now a 175 mph Hurricane with a pressure of 911 mb

 

[JerkPork]

Exactly!!! Since when the FUCC do hurricanes get stronger or keep strength on landfall

Super Saiyan Hurricanes was not on my Bingo 2024 destruction card

Yesterday it was gonna land as a 2 and rush through the whole Florida as a 1. Now this hoe is a 5 and gonna run through the state at full power?

Damn, I was going to make the same Broly comparison.

Be safe Florida breh and brehettes.

 

[mannyrs13]

It is now a 175 mph Hurricane with a pressure of 911 mb

Hopefully it weakens a bit but i think waters too warm.

 

[mannyrs13]

Hopefully Florida the only one it hits cuz then other states can't handle more of this shyt.

 

[RickyDiBiase]

Ya'll in FL, please be safe and take this shyt seriously.

 

[newarkhiphop]

I asked chatgpt to extend the current rating scale to go to a cat10:


Here’s the hypothetical hurricane scale as bullet points:

Category 1: 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) – Minor damage, some roof and siding issues, shallow-rooted trees may topple.

Category 2: 96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) – Extensive damage, trees snap or are uprooted, considerable roof and siding damage.

Category 3: 111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) – Devastating damage, major damage to homes, power outages for days to weeks.

Category 4: 130-156 mph (209-251 km/h) – Catastrophic damage, roofs and walls heavily damaged, most trees snapped or uprooted.

Category 5: 157+ mph (252+ km/h) – Complete roof failure, total destruction of buildings, massive evacuations.

Category 6: 176-200 mph (283-322 km/h) – Total structural collapse, even reinforced buildings severely compromised, widespread uninhabitable areas.

Category 7: 201-225 mph (323-362 km/h) – Near total destruction of infrastructure, reinforced buildings reduced to rubble.

Category 8: 226-250 mph (363-402 km/h) – Entire cities leveled, widespread environmental collapse, extreme loss of life.

Category 9: 251-275 mph (403-443 km/h) – All above-ground structures destroyed, earth-scorching winds, transportation systems obliterated.

Category 10: 276+ mph (444+ km/h) – Apocalyptic damage, entire regions rendered uninhabitable, complete environmental devastation.

 

[Mr.bocario]

This is the party that Florida votes for.

As long as trannies in sports and fearing a browner American population is certain voters top concern , shyt won’t get better

 

[Biblical Goon]

All my Floridians, leave bro. Take this seriously and evacuate.

 

[mannyrs13]

at Cat 10.


I guess it depends on the part of the state someone is and the structure they have. Worse for the older homes of course. Ones by the coast are more at risk. Especially in Tampa with all that bay water and how the city has been growing a lot in recent years. Prolly gonna see a lot of flooding, kinda like the storm that hit i think last year or 2023 that flooded a bunch of the west coast.

 

[Canada Goose]

Damn, two Katrina type storms (in terms of impact) in a matter of weeks


I live on the 3rd floor so I'm not in danger of drowning or anything like that, but when that power goes out I hope it's not an extended power outage as that would be so trash...

 

[OneDeep]

I asked chatgpt to extend the current rating scale to go to a cat10:


Here’s the hypothetical hurricane scale as bullet points:

Category 1: 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) – Minor damage, some roof and siding issues, shallow-rooted trees may topple.

Category 2: 96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) – Extensive damage, trees snap or are uprooted, considerable roof and siding damage.

Category 3: 111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) – Devastating damage, major damage to homes, power outages for days to weeks.

Category 4: 130-156 mph (209-251 km/h) – Catastrophic damage, roofs and walls heavily damaged, most trees snapped or uprooted.

Category 5: 157+ mph (252+ km/h) – Complete roof failure, total destruction of buildings, massive evacuations.

Category 6: 176-200 mph (283-322 km/h) – Total structural collapse, even reinforced buildings severely compromised, widespread uninhabitable areas.

Category 7: 201-225 mph (323-362 km/h) – Near total destruction of infrastructure, reinforced buildings reduced to rubble.

Category 8: 226-250 mph (363-402 km/h) – Entire cities leveled, widespread environmental collapse, extreme loss of life.

Category 9: 251-275 mph (403-443 km/h) – All above-ground structures destroyed, earth-scorching winds, transportation systems obliterated.

Category 10: 276+ mph (444+ km/h) – Apocalyptic damage, entire regions rendered uninhabitable, complete environmental devastation.

Anything past Cat5 we wouldn’t know what’s happening during or afterwards

Everything in the Storm's path would just be gone