A Cat 5 storm hasn’t hit Acapulco in many many decades and none is on record.
OMG! What a storm!
Practice makes perfect, yes?
LYDIA - MAX - NORMA - OTIS… all in October?.. all hit the Mexican Pacific coast?
Look at the NPR headline above… from Tropical Storm to Cat-5 hurricane in 4-hrs?? Truly unbelievable. Watch for yourself but note there are four-hours (07:10-11:00) of missing images.
More man-made fodder for John Kerry to pound his fist at COP-28.
EDIT:
Looks like NPR got it wrong. It took some 12-hrs to go from tropical storm to Cat-5 hurricane. Still pretty quick, though.
Image courtesy of NOAA.
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Missing images? Hmmmm. Wonder why that is true…
We get rain starting tomorrow. Unintended consequences?
The rain you are getting is not directly from Otis. I scrawled a magenta-colored arrow pointing at V-plumes (irradiated chemtrails) in SW Texas.
Understand that “they” frequently load the “front end” of these fake tropical storms with water vapor and say that it is part of the system. Over and over again.
Look at Hurricane Tammy and note there is a continuous stream (atmospheric river anyone?) that stretches all the way past the Azores and into Europe.
Also note the dry (yellow and dk blue) areas that are directing the air masses. Those aren’t your father’s jet streams.
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