AccuWeather forces the New York Times to stop Ruse about Florence
Westward most range of the Accuweather latest pictorial view of the protect eye path of hurricane Florence includes hurricane landings both the cities of New York and Boston. The new Accuweather eye path model range is over 50 percent more westward than the National weather Service eye path model featured in the New York Times and most other newspapers and TV weather reporting.
News Story: Florence: A Land-Falling U.S. Storm? Story by AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Kristina Baker, Accuweather forces the New York Times and other leading eastern newspapers to back down from supporting the safety of the oil lobby Bush high risk plan to turn hurricane Florence toward the New York metropolitan in order to keep the storm from entering the oil rich Gulf of Mexico.
The New York Times dropped in its Saturday its full page Weather Report all references to the five computer models commonly used by meteorologists and NOAA to forecast storm tracks. The paper noted that Florence is beyond the typical range of aircraft that gather storm. The New York Times raveled that US Space Command satellite images is the based for most data at this point. The New York Times also abandoned any mention of storms and hurricanes making landfall or hitting the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Long Island and or Cape Cod.
What AccurWeather said---“While Accuweather .com feels that this is the most likely path of Florence, we do not want you to let your guard down if you live along the East Coast. If the high that should eventually turn Florence to the north remains strong and does not shift eastward, then Florence, as a powerful hurricane, would continue its west-northward track towards United States' soil. We want to stress that the threat for this scenario to occur is low, but make sure to check back with AccuWeather.com for the latest updates”.
“While Accuweather cannot totally rule out Florence being a land-falling hurricane, we feel that the most likely scenario will be that Florence continues on a west-northwest track around the southern periphery of an area of high pressure through the end of this workweek. As the high shifts eastward during the weekend and into early next week, the clockwise circulation around the high will draw the storm farther northward. During this time, Florence looks to become the first major hurricane, (maximum-sustained winds of 111 mph or higher) of the year in the Atlantic Ocean. As the high steers Florence northward, the United States coast will be spared from the storms fury; however, Florence will batter Bermuda with flooding rain and hurricane-force winds”.
“After passing by Bermuda, Florence's' path will again be shifted; this time to the northeast as a trough of low pressure moves off the Northeast coast. This direction of movement will further push Florence away from the East Coast, but will put the Canadian Maritimes in the path of the storm.”
Both the New Times and AccuWeather have refused to explain the effects of the US Space repeated eyewall replacement attacks on the eye of Florence and how it is effecting the storm size and long-term power. That US Space command and NOAA have been able to successfully artificially control the power Florence using an application of professor Eastlund of Penn State University patented artificial ionosphere heating of the storm eye wall over Florida. The Eastlund application burns the hurricane out by short-circuiting the electrical conductinivity of the storm system. By reshaping via replacing the eyewall of Florence US Space Command has kept the storm weaken. This will all change once the storm reaches the Gulf Stream. Weaken the storms eye wall makes it easier for US Space to steer the storm away from the Gulf of Mexico and toward New York City. But, by weakening the eyewall in early storm development the storm size and water content is expanded, be the power is degraded and limited.
According to the Pensacola News Journal .com now Hurricane Florence “has changed little in intensity today. Maximum sustained winds remain near 50 mph. However, the system has become much larger than it was yesterday. Yesterday, tropical storm force winds extended 260 miles away from the center. Today, that distance has increased to 405 miles according to the National Hurricane Center. This dwarfs Katrina in size and is comparable to Wilma after it impacted the NW Bahamas. It is likely that Florence will continue to expand significantly during the next several days according to the global forecast models. It is likely that Florence will wind up as one of the world's largest tropical cyclones before all is said and done". (see Nubianobserver Florence series). The immediate problem for US Space Command is that the storm, because of repeated eyewall replacement is so large, its very difficult to ensure that once it entries the hot Gulf stream it will not be pulled west toward mainland America. AccuWeather, the New York Times and other groups are seeing the storm track moving way pass the oil lobby imagery turning point at the Bermuda. The New York Times Florence policy appears to be that if the news or facts no longer fit, say little or nothing. Offer no critical analysis.
The oil lobby and Bush administration primary is protect oil infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico from hurricane attacks at all costs. Even if the cost is truth and 20 million New Yorkers. American in New Jersey and New York are slowly coming to understand what the Black and poor whites in New Orleans have known for generations. Nothing is more important than oil and its infrastructure.
If left alone the Gulf Stream and other natural forces will pull Florence into the Gulf of Mexico costing the oil lobby ten of billion of dollars. It’s business and personal.
News Story: Florence: A Land-Falling U.S. Storm? Story by AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Kristina Baker, Accuweather forces the New York Times and other leading eastern newspapers to back down from supporting the safety of the oil lobby Bush high risk plan to turn hurricane Florence toward the New York metropolitan in order to keep the storm from entering the oil rich Gulf of Mexico.
The New York Times dropped in its Saturday its full page Weather Report all references to the five computer models commonly used by meteorologists and NOAA to forecast storm tracks. The paper noted that Florence is beyond the typical range of aircraft that gather storm. The New York Times raveled that US Space Command satellite images is the based for most data at this point. The New York Times also abandoned any mention of storms and hurricanes making landfall or hitting the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Long Island and or Cape Cod.
What AccurWeather said---“While Accuweather .com feels that this is the most likely path of Florence, we do not want you to let your guard down if you live along the East Coast. If the high that should eventually turn Florence to the north remains strong and does not shift eastward, then Florence, as a powerful hurricane, would continue its west-northward track towards United States' soil. We want to stress that the threat for this scenario to occur is low, but make sure to check back with AccuWeather.com for the latest updates”.
“While Accuweather cannot totally rule out Florence being a land-falling hurricane, we feel that the most likely scenario will be that Florence continues on a west-northwest track around the southern periphery of an area of high pressure through the end of this workweek. As the high shifts eastward during the weekend and into early next week, the clockwise circulation around the high will draw the storm farther northward. During this time, Florence looks to become the first major hurricane, (maximum-sustained winds of 111 mph or higher) of the year in the Atlantic Ocean. As the high steers Florence northward, the United States coast will be spared from the storms fury; however, Florence will batter Bermuda with flooding rain and hurricane-force winds”.
“After passing by Bermuda, Florence's' path will again be shifted; this time to the northeast as a trough of low pressure moves off the Northeast coast. This direction of movement will further push Florence away from the East Coast, but will put the Canadian Maritimes in the path of the storm.”
Both the New Times and AccuWeather have refused to explain the effects of the US Space repeated eyewall replacement attacks on the eye of Florence and how it is effecting the storm size and long-term power. That US Space command and NOAA have been able to successfully artificially control the power Florence using an application of professor Eastlund of Penn State University patented artificial ionosphere heating of the storm eye wall over Florida. The Eastlund application burns the hurricane out by short-circuiting the electrical conductinivity of the storm system. By reshaping via replacing the eyewall of Florence US Space Command has kept the storm weaken. This will all change once the storm reaches the Gulf Stream. Weaken the storms eye wall makes it easier for US Space to steer the storm away from the Gulf of Mexico and toward New York City. But, by weakening the eyewall in early storm development the storm size and water content is expanded, be the power is degraded and limited.
According to the Pensacola News Journal .com now Hurricane Florence “has changed little in intensity today. Maximum sustained winds remain near 50 mph. However, the system has become much larger than it was yesterday. Yesterday, tropical storm force winds extended 260 miles away from the center. Today, that distance has increased to 405 miles according to the National Hurricane Center. This dwarfs Katrina in size and is comparable to Wilma after it impacted the NW Bahamas. It is likely that Florence will continue to expand significantly during the next several days according to the global forecast models. It is likely that Florence will wind up as one of the world's largest tropical cyclones before all is said and done". (see Nubianobserver Florence series). The immediate problem for US Space Command is that the storm, because of repeated eyewall replacement is so large, its very difficult to ensure that once it entries the hot Gulf stream it will not be pulled west toward mainland America. AccuWeather, the New York Times and other groups are seeing the storm track moving way pass the oil lobby imagery turning point at the Bermuda. The New York Times Florence policy appears to be that if the news or facts no longer fit, say little or nothing. Offer no critical analysis.
The oil lobby and Bush administration primary is protect oil infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico from hurricane attacks at all costs. Even if the cost is truth and 20 million New Yorkers. American in New Jersey and New York are slowly coming to understand what the Black and poor whites in New Orleans have known for generations. Nothing is more important than oil and its infrastructure.
If left alone the Gulf Stream and other natural forces will pull Florence into the Gulf of Mexico costing the oil lobby ten of billion of dollars. It’s business and personal.
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