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uhm- 9/11 was bad?Thoughts
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uhm- 9/11 was bad?Thoughts
You dont need to post anymore of the chats these retards are just sheepI did
I have so many receipts from “nerds” that dismiss the LRC as Muh pseudoscience
Yet .org championed it
I’ll post them here
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Got more after this
I got more it's fine, and funnyYou dont need to post anymore of the chats these retards are just sheep
following whatever the last boomer said
Good thinking begins when you attack your own theory with the intent of disproving it. If i remember correctly then climate and weather science are primarily in service of the military. Atleast the MET office was. At the surface level it looks to unstable an environment to make long-term predictions. You’ve got the earth rotating around itself, around the sun, gases being trapped at different altitudes, in water, heat energy getting through various particle layers pretty unpredictably and various unknows and inaccurate aswell as sparse data. Even with modern technology it seems unlikely that much can be accurately predicted with this incomplete and everchanging dataset. Additionally most scientists don’t care about their work and prioritize their career leading to fraudulent papers and fabricated data
Pat patuhm- 9/11 was bad?
uhm- 9/11 was bad?
You dont need to post anymore of the chats these retards are just sheep
following whatever the last boomer said
@Drownedwithluv moreGood thinking begins when you attack your own theory with the intent of disproving it. If i remember correctly then climate and weather science are primarily in service of the military. Atleast the MET office was. At the surface level it looks to unstable an environment to make long-term predictions. You’ve got the earth rotating around itself, around the sun, gases being trapped at different altitudes, in water, heat energy getting through various particle layers pretty unpredictably and various unknows and inaccurate aswell as sparse data. Even with modern technology it seems unlikely that much can be accurately predicted with this incomplete and everchanging dataset. Additionally most scientists don’t care about their work and prioritize their career leading to fraudulent papers and fabricated data
did not know you were into numerology
mirin hard + thread bookmarked + will read
did not know you were into numerology
mirin hard + thread bookmarked + will read
i trust ur judgement tbh@Rambo who do you think will go apeshit
my numerology says fernand, humberto, Lorenzo and melissa
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I made an entire numerology forecast based on the hurricane seasoni trust ur judgement tbh
i mainly used numerology for sports betting
made sum money and dipped
id like to start again tho tbh
@RamboYour mom.
July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)
2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger
(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)
Name Numerology Archetype Peak Intensity Land-fall Intensity Deaths(best-estimate range) Damage(direct + indirect, US $) Rationale / Analog Andrea 7-7-9 ghost 45 mph TS none 0 $15 M Formed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.” Barry 1-8-2 starter-flooder 50 mph TS 45 mph (MX) 129 ± 15 $14 B Weak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001. Chantal 5-2-3 drama-curve 60 mph TS 60 mph (SC) 2 – 5 $2.5 B Surprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage. Dexter 4-1-3 grinder 60 mph TS 50 mph (FL Big Bend) 5 – 15 $1.2 B Slow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL. Erin 1-5-5 lone fish 50 mph TS none 0 $50 M (shipping) Mid-August recurver, no land strike. Fernand 8-6-11 master-major 115 mph CAT 3 110 mph (Tampico, MX) 250 – 400 $15 B Rapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023. Gabrielle 8-2-6 service-soaker 60 mph TS 45 mph (PR south coast) 20 – 40 $2 B Broad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR. Humberto 3-5-7 headline star 145 mph CAT 4 100 mph CAT 2 (NJ) 350 – 600 $70-100 B CV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario. Imelda 8-6-11 flood queen 65 mph TS 55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX) 80 – 120 $25 B 30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster. Jerry 4-3-1 lingerer 65 mph TS none (absorbed) 0-5 $200 M Mid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses. Karen 22-6-7 meme storm 70 mph STS none (off SE US) 0-5 $800 M Over-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage. Lorenzo 6-8-7 Euro courier 120 mph CAT 3 90 mph CAT 1 (Azores) 10 – 20 $1.5 B Deep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger. Melissa 6-6-9 late apex 150 mph CAT 4 140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX) 500 – 800 $40 B Riviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout. Nestor 1-11-8 hybrid 60 mph STS 60 mph (Cape Cod) 0-10 $500 M Beach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later. Olga 8-7-1 stern matron 55 mph TS none 0 $30 M 18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only. Pablo 1-7-3 quirky blip 45 mph STS none 0 $20 M Tiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm. Rebekah 5-11-3 echo 50 mph STS 50 mph (Pensacola, FL) 10 – 20 $1 B Gulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting. Sebastien 4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb 80 mph XT-cane 80 mph (Galicia, ES) 40 – 70 $3 B Iberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.
Interpretive Notes – why those numbers
- Peak vs. landfall wind
- CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
- Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
- Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
- Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
- Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.
How to use this ledger
- Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
- Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
- Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.
Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
Never mind Gabrielle and Fernand switched places and Erin moggedYour mom.
July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)
2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger
(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)
Name Numerology Archetype Peak Intensity Land-fall Intensity Deaths(best-estimate range) Damage(direct + indirect, US $) Rationale / Analog Andrea 7-7-9 ghost 45 mph TS none 0 $15 M Formed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.” Barry 1-8-2 starter-flooder 50 mph TS 45 mph (MX) 129 ± 15 $14 B Weak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001. Chantal 5-2-3 drama-curve 60 mph TS 60 mph (SC) 2 – 5 $2.5 B Surprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage. Dexter 4-1-3 grinder 60 mph TS 50 mph (FL Big Bend) 5 – 15 $1.2 B Slow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL. Erin 1-5-5 lone fish 50 mph TS none 0 $50 M (shipping) Mid-August recurver, no land strike. Fernand 8-6-11 master-major 115 mph CAT 3 110 mph (Tampico, MX) 250 – 400 $15 B Rapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023. Gabrielle 8-2-6 service-soaker 60 mph TS 45 mph (PR south coast) 20 – 40 $2 B Broad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR. Humberto 3-5-7 headline star 145 mph CAT 4 100 mph CAT 2 (NJ) 350 – 600 $70-100 B CV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario. Imelda 8-6-11 flood queen 65 mph TS 55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX) 80 – 120 $25 B 30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster. Jerry 4-3-1 lingerer 65 mph TS none (absorbed) 0-5 $200 M Mid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses. Karen 22-6-7 meme storm 70 mph STS none (off SE US) 0-5 $800 M Over-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage. Lorenzo 6-8-7 Euro courier 120 mph CAT 3 90 mph CAT 1 (Azores) 10 – 20 $1.5 B Deep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger. Melissa 6-6-9 late apex 150 mph CAT 4 140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX) 500 – 800 $40 B Riviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout. Nestor 1-11-8 hybrid 60 mph STS 60 mph (Cape Cod) 0-10 $500 M Beach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later. Olga 8-7-1 stern matron 55 mph TS none 0 $30 M 18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only. Pablo 1-7-3 quirky blip 45 mph STS none 0 $20 M Tiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm. Rebekah 5-11-3 echo 50 mph STS 50 mph (Pensacola, FL) 10 – 20 $1 B Gulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting. Sebastien 4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb 80 mph XT-cane 80 mph (Galicia, ES) 40 – 70 $3 B Iberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.
Interpretive Notes – why those numbers
- Peak vs. landfall wind
- CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
- Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
- Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
- Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
- Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.
How to use this ledger
- Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
- Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
- Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.
Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
LMAO MELISSA HIT JAMAICA AT 185 MPH/892 MBARYour mom.
July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)
2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger
(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)
Name Numerology Archetype Peak Intensity Land-fall Intensity Deaths(best-estimate range) Damage(direct + indirect, US $) Rationale / Analog Andrea 7-7-9 ghost 45 mph TS none 0 $15 M Formed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.” Barry 1-8-2 starter-flooder 50 mph TS 45 mph (MX) 129 ± 15 $14 B Weak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001. Chantal 5-2-3 drama-curve 60 mph TS 60 mph (SC) 2 – 5 $2.5 B Surprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage. Dexter 4-1-3 grinder 60 mph TS 50 mph (FL Big Bend) 5 – 15 $1.2 B Slow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL. Erin 1-5-5 lone fish 50 mph TS none 0 $50 M (shipping) Mid-August recurver, no land strike. Fernand 8-6-11 master-major 115 mph CAT 3 110 mph (Tampico, MX) 250 – 400 $15 B Rapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023. Gabrielle 8-2-6 service-soaker 60 mph TS 45 mph (PR south coast) 20 – 40 $2 B Broad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR. Humberto 3-5-7 headline star 145 mph CAT 4 100 mph CAT 2 (NJ) 350 – 600 $70-100 B CV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario. Imelda 8-6-11 flood queen 65 mph TS 55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX) 80 – 120 $25 B 30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster. Jerry 4-3-1 lingerer 65 mph TS none (absorbed) 0-5 $200 M Mid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses. Karen 22-6-7 meme storm 70 mph STS none (off SE US) 0-5 $800 M Over-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage. Lorenzo 6-8-7 Euro courier 120 mph CAT 3 90 mph CAT 1 (Azores) 10 – 20 $1.5 B Deep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger. Melissa 6-6-9 late apex 150 mph CAT 4 140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX) 500 – 800 $40 B Riviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout. Nestor 1-11-8 hybrid 60 mph STS 60 mph (Cape Cod) 0-10 $500 M Beach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later. Olga 8-7-1 stern matron 55 mph TS none 0 $30 M 18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only. Pablo 1-7-3 quirky blip 45 mph STS none 0 $20 M Tiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm. Rebekah 5-11-3 echo 50 mph STS 50 mph (Pensacola, FL) 10 – 20 $1 B Gulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting. Sebastien 4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb 80 mph XT-cane 80 mph (Galicia, ES) 40 – 70 $3 B Iberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.
Interpretive Notes – why those numbers
- Peak vs. landfall wind
- CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
- Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
- Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
- Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
- Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.
How to use this ledger
- Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
- Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
- Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.
Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
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