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🚨#BREAKING! Here comes possible HURRICANE ANDREA! 🌀 Hurricane Forecast model's are showing possible development in the Caribbean and possible the Gulf of America over the next week and a half! No invest yet and plenty of time for change but we all know how fast these storms seem to... show more

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#BREAKING Record breaking Major Hurricane Beryl! -As of now Texas, specifically Galveston of ALL places is on track to possible see a major hurricane! Remember Galveston is where we have the major Bridge collapse! -We predicted a Galveston L:andfall months ago! Still plenty of time for things to change but just seeing this is insane! #HurricaneBeryl #Texas

In2ThinAir

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🚨Purple Haze skies are being seen all over Florida after the landfall of Major Hurricane Milton. People are catching all sorts of weird anomalous phenomena. (Second video shows frequency pulses coming from Antarctica all the way up to the Gulf!) Weird electric noises in the sky. SOUND waves have often been thought to have altering properties to precipitation We could be seeing electric runoff from these storms being prepped ahead of time. Just wait until all the days we collect in the next few days. And I'll tell ya one thing... it's NOT "Climate Change." 🥱 #HurricaneMilton

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