NATE / CATEGORY 2 LANDFALL / 100 mph Wind / This is NOT a typical hurricane

youtube.com ^ | 10/7/2017 | MrMBB333 video blogger on Youtube

[ransomnote]

2 minute and 45 second video at link.

[wardamneagle]

Add in the land speed to that sustained wind.

[EEGator]

Is this an “ALL CAPS” hurricane?

[trebb]

Is this an “ALL CAPS” hurricane?

If you happen to live in the bulls-eye of it, it is.....we felt comfortable with the CAT 1 scenario - moving to a CAT 2 and having additional traveling speed starts to engage the pucker effect.

[ctdonath2]

Yes, because it’s heading straight for me.

[trebb]

We’re in the bulls eye too - Gautier, MS

[Salvavida]

Hope N.O. doesn’t need that money they wasted on removing CSA statues.

[batterycommander]

Them statues may be the only high ground in NO.

[matthew fuller]

I’ve never seen a hurricane without an eye. Must be a hurricanado.

[Cementjungle]

Yes, because it’s heading straight for me.

Better lock up the beer...

[Cementjungle]

This is NOT a typical hurricane

Its our first transgender hurricane. This afternoon they're going to rename it "Natasha".

[wardamneagle]

Mouth of the river gris-gris moves it north.
Pretty close track to Katrina.

[Starboard]

+1

Good comment!

[simon says what]

This has been your “ooga booga” tropical update. This dude needs to drop the phrase “trust me.” Nothing says you don’t know what you’re talking about more than “trust me.”

[ransomnote]

I just viewed 3 other videos from others on Youtube and they are saying it’s moving faster now - 26 miles per hour - and otherwise provide similar info to this guy.

[SaxxonWoods]

Trump has control of Cheney’s weather machine.

Run for your lives!

[Pearls Before Swine]

Transgender hurricane!

ROFL!

[Fresh Wind]

BOOM!!

[sodpoodle]

Inland is not immune!!!

http://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2017/10/06/great-smokies-expect-high-winds-rain-tropical-storm-nate/741421001/

Hurricane Nate’s high winds and rains expected this weekend could cause serious conditions in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which sprawls across a half-million acres along the border of North Carolina and Tennessee.

Park officials said that the effects of Tropical Storm Nate may impact the Smoky Mountains as early as Saturday afternoon. Preliminary estimate from the National Weather Service suggest that the storm may pass the park Saturday afternoon, overnight into Sunday and into Monday.

Current rainfall predictions range from 4-10 inches. Early wind estimates suggest the park could receive sustained winds of 25-39 mph with gusts greater than 40 mph. Historically, flooding, landslides, road washouts, and numerous tree falls along roadways and trails are associated with these types of weather conditions.

[simon says what]

I just viewed 3 other videos from others on Youtube and they are saying it’s moving faster now - 26 miles per hour - and otherwise provide similar info to this guy.

I don't disagree that his information is similar. The information is coming from the the NHC and NOAA. It's his analysis of that information in both the title and his commentary in the video claiming Nate is an unusual hurricane that is wrong. He's adding a level of ominousness to the storm that is not needed, nor factual. This is a typical October hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico... nothing more, nothing less.