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Re: Rita Now Cat 5 The End Is Near For Gulf Coast
| nightbat | 21 Sep 2005 22:41 |
nightbat wrote
> Has there ever been a category 6 hurricane? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Double-A nightbat
Not in recent history Officer Double-A that's for sure, this may potentially even reach a cat 6 or dare I say it unknown cat 7! The super warm Gulf seas, US central high pressure system over the middle west and south, record breaking air temps all coming together horrifically to help monster Rita. A sea surge that is so strong that no one close to coastal land will be safe. Even I far inland here at Indy Base One am buckling down in preparation for her still fierce arrival. In Europe my number 1 Team Officer Bohne can emergency take over for the Captain should I lose all services.
carry on, the nightbat
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| Double-A | 21 Sep 2005 21:32 |
Has there ever been a category 6 hurricane?
The Aeneid, which I was quoting in Latin, speaks of an ancient storm so strong that the wave troughs bared the sea floor and the crests touched the sky!
Double-A
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| nightbat | 21 Sep 2005 20:19 |
nightbat wrote
As Predicted by Earth Science Officers this it it, the worst potential US natural disaster is about to come on shore. Please everyone leave Gulf Coast now, a very rare occurrence like this is catastrophic beyond words. A 15 to 20+ foot possible storm surge wall of water is possible killing and destroying all in its path. It's a monster worst then Katrina, run!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danger, danger, danger.
Please take heed!!! Captain nightbat
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