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THORnews Hard Truth - Puerto Rico, Tropical Storm Nate & $-20 Trillion

3,437 views · Published 27 September 2017 · 26:48 · Indexed 21 September 2026

Channel: thornews · 2017 · News & Politics

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We've got a hellish situation in Puerto Rico, We've got an incoming Solar Storm, We've got possible Tropical Storm Nate spinning up off of Florida on September 30th & we've got the cold hard facts on the $20 trillion dollar national debt. 

a link to the video on Tropical Storm NATE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=44&v=uKhzwDpzN3s

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article on nate

https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/maria-pulling-away-north-carolina-lee-major-hurricane

Watching the waters near Florida next week for new development
One area we need to watch for development early next week is the waters surrounding Florida. A trough of low pressure over the region will be joined by a cold front that will push south over the Florida peninsula on Saturday and then stall near South Florida by Sunday. An area of low pressure capable of developing into a tropical depression could form along the front over the weekend or early next week; this development could occur on either the Gulf or Atlantic side of the Florida Peninsula.

About 30% of the 70 members of the 0Z Wednesday GFS and European model ensemble predicted development of a tropical depression in the waters surrounding Florida by early next week, and the 12Z operational run of the GFS model predicted that an area of low pressure close to tropical depression strength would form on Saturday afternoon, a few hundred miles east of the Central Florida coast. Steering currents early next week will be pushing anything that might develop westward, into the Gulf of Mexico. Wind shear is expected to be moderate to high in the Gulf early next week, which will limit any potential development there. In their 2 pm EDT Wednesday Tropical Weather Outlook, NHC gave this area 2-day and 5-day odd of development of 10% and 20%, respectivley. The next name on the Atlantic list is Nate.

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