This storm called Ian

The lives lost due to the disaster have risen to at least 65 people in Florida

over 1 million residents remain without power in Florida.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
You're obviously delusional, since I proved you 100% wrong the first time you babbled this bullshit.
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People are locked in about 24 hours out, they need to decide what to do by then. The predictions at that time proved to be very wrong,,,it was expected to be a smaller storm, to have lower winds, and to travel further north.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
People are locked in about 24 hours out, they need to decide what to do by then. The predictions at that time proved to be very wrong,,,it was expected to be a smaller storm, to have lower winds, and to travel further north.
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^^^ Delusional nutjob refuses to admit factual evidence without providing any of his own.
 
The shrimpers based in Ft Myers thought based upon predictions that they had properly protected their boats....they were almost all destroyed because the experts were wrong.

Go ask them how they feel about the experts excuse making.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
The shrimpers based in Ft Myers thought based upon predictions that they had properly protected their boats....they were almost all destroyed because the experts were wrong.

Go ask them how they feel about the experts excuse making.
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You're a delusional idiot.
 
goat said:
What about Fiona?
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What about it?

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They dont even claim that the storm will for sure fall inside the cone of uncertainty, only that it is likely to within something like 98-99%. Thus if they are wrong they have an out.

Tricks of the experts to evade accountability.
 
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