This gives me shades of Helene2.0. You have to remember, the water is the energy source of all hurricanes. Once it hits the coast, as a rule, all hurricanes begin to lose energy because its lost its water energy source.
Remember, there are 5 semi-major rivers that drain into Mobile Bay. All part of the Mississipi, Alabama, Tom Bigby water ways. There are many dams along those rivers all the way to Ohio and Illinois.
My concern is, is this a [F]alse [F]lag operation to see how much damage they can do, and how many people they can kill because they know their time is up? Remember, Helene2.0? Helene2.0 had been over land for 30 hours…
That’s what REALLY happened. Just like in Texas at Camp Mystic. They opened the dams to cause all that flooding. I wrote all about this after both events here.
Eyes on and watch the water…
For further updates, refer to the National Hurricane Center and/or your local Weather Station.
Notes to Readers:
This latest storm, first of the Atlantic Basin, is heading to the western edge of the Florida Panhandle, Mississippi, and Alabama. Then, it seems to be aiming for the heartland of America, going north all the way to Ohio.
Tiro’s worried remark above needs some clarification. He maintains that there will be intentional dam releases during the passage of this storm, similar to what happened during Helene (2024). Whatever happens, there is bound to be extensive flooding, flash floods in the mountains, possible mud slides, major damage to roadways, bridges, and infrastructure.
If you live in the potential target zone, move to higher ground. Prepare for significant storm surge along the coast and strong winds.
The area where I live will not be affected by this storm. We have had, however, a lot of recent rain. Good weather in which to hang around reading books while my foot heals. I haven’t had it checked out by any health practitioner but have determined the damage to be a minor (Level 1) sprain (torn ligaments) which can be taken care of at home. I managed a short excursion to the store and library the other day and other than that, have no important engagements, so I’ll concentrate on resting the foot, elevating, icing, and testing its progress. The swelling has gone down. I can put some weight on the appendage, so progress is being made.
For California and the SW of America, another hurricane is headed your way. This has certainly been an odd year for weather.
