These storms are quite early. Hurricane season doesn't officially begin until June.

India is in the crosshairs of Amphan (pronounced Um-pun) a cyclone that's rapidly turning into a Cat-5 and predicted to hit low lying heavily populated areas in two days.

Arthur, a tropical storm near Georgia, is about to scrape NC by 8 am tomorrow morning.

Thus I'm going to do a little experiment and let you know the timing. Let's see what happens. These kinds of storms have a beneficial role when they are out to sea because they keep the oceans from getting too warm.

Of course, when thy hit land it is another matter entirely.

Stay tuned!

'Tis the season.

Amphan has decreased its windspeed by as much as 65 mph and is also showing further weakening since my inventions were directed towards it. At the time that the devices were redirected, Amphan had reached 165 mph and was showing signs of further strengthening only to reverse course within an hour or so. 

Although the storm surge is still a very big danger, it is still a blessing if tens of millions of people can be spared the catastrophic effects of a Cat-5. 

Don't you love it how these sorts of timely coincidences occur!

(05-18-2020, 01:37 AM)Below Average Genius Wrote:  These storms are quite early. Hurricane season doesn't officially begin until June.

Those poor bastards may not even know how to read the Almanac