Source:
https://www.cnn.com/2018/08/23/us/hurricane-lane-hawaii-wxc/index.html
Why the left turn? It the prevailing winds in the north.
Yes, but there will be conspiracy speculation. People will suggest that the movement of the hurricane is suspicious, possibly that it has been engineered to distract from Trump's problems, or that it's a consequence of covert geoengineering.Why a conspiracy Mick? Please explain. Surely a natural weather pattern.
People will suggest that the movement of the hurricane is suspicious,
It's not going to do anything to the lave flow as falling rain, but rising rivers could make a difference. It rains all the time in Hawaii though. The winds might blow ash and volcanic smog around.Mick, not related to conspiracy - but what effect, if any, will a major storm like this have on the lava flow? Will it have any noticeable effect, or is the lava flow just too powerful to stop?
It's not going to do anything to the lave flow as falling rain, but rising rivers could make a difference. It rains all the time in Hawaii though. The winds might blow ash and volcanic smog around.
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Source:
https://www.cnn.com/2018/08/23/us/hurricane-lane-hawaii-wxc/index.html
I'd expect this one, as the first significant event of the season, to be the subject of conspiracy speculation. The current forecast has it making a sharp left turn just before it hits Honolulu (which, in a bit of conspiracy geek dot connecting, in the site of Pearl Harbor). However the tracks is still a bit uncertain, and landfall is possible.
Why the left turn? It the prevailing winds in the north.
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There's lots of them, they just normally fizzle out before they get close to land because of the cold water.Up until now I didn't realize hurricanes existed on the west coast.
I new cyclones existed, but I thought hurricanes only existed on the east coast because of the direction of spin.There's lots of them, they just normally fizzle out before they get close to land because of the cold water.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_California_hurricanes
They are all tropical cyclones but are called different things depending on location. Hurricanes are tropical cyclones in the Atlantic and eastern Pacific.I new cyclones existed, but I thought hurricanes only existed on the east coast because of the direction of spin.