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INCREDIBLE developments with Superhurricane Polo, which likely now has winds in the 175+ mph range. It has heated the air enough to lift HALF A TRILLION pounds of air out the middle, driving an incredible vacuum effect that’s resulting in obscene winds.

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Edie Strom1 ay önce

There must be crazy waves along Mexican coast.

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MarkRad7771 ay önce

Water temp of 86 at 190fsw isn’t even believable

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FC ZapaPERROS (PoppaBurgundy9)1 ay önce

thanks for the video. I have family in Acapulco, Mexico. They got destroyed a couple years ago with Otis. Do you think they are safe from Polo as of today? thanks!

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Matthew Cappucci1 ay önce

Yep! Safe

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FC ZapaPERROS (PoppaBurgundy9)1 ay önce

I really appreciate the reply!

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Berlyn🇺🇸🙏☦️1 ay önce

I vote for monsoon!

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PacificRingOf🌋Fire~🏳️‍🌈~🇺🇦1 ay önce

Been waiting since yesterday to see your take on Polo out here in the Western World .. of the Eastern Pacific where El Niño is growing & Polo is blowing minds! Woo Hoo!

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O1 ay önce

Dance the what?

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OnnoWatchingDOGE1 ay önce

@anttsinc Isn’t this going to be over the migrant walkers?? Oh darn

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Dean Lanza1 ay önce

I’m sure Super El Niño had much to do with this

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adanac-411 ay önce

And yet...less than 3% of the energy from the warm waters below is converted to air/water movement. The rest all ultimately lost to space. I say this as a way for us all to acknowledge the phenomenal amount of energy involved in these things. Wow.

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Issy & Barney's mom.1 ay önce

Whatever happened to hurricanes that wiped out places like palm beach? Rump probably ordered up this 1 to hurt hawaii bc Obama was born there.

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Matthew Thomas1 ay önce

Kind of a rough time for a caravan from Central America Hope they make it OK

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Texoridian251 ay önce

Awesome analysis. Got a follow.

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The Free State of FL1 ay önce

What's a "Superhurricane", why is it not two words and wasn't this always just called a Category 5?

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Quent1 ay önce

When did storms in the pacific start being called hurricanes and not typhoons?

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Sam1 ay önce

Will it come to Texas?

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terminalgu608541 ay önce

Post the vortex message when u get it TU

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JOKERSwild1 ay önce

Are they using weather weapons against the citizens?? OF CORSE THEY ARE!!

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