Strongest storm ever recorded

sumdood
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Edited Date/Time 10/25/2015 6:25am
Is set to slam into Mexico. 200 mph winds, lots of places are going to get leveled. Hope they are prepared as much as possible. Looks like Puerto Vallarta and the surrounding area is going to get hammered Sad

http://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/mexico-braces-for-strongest…
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71Fish
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10/23/2015 8:14am
I have a friend (friends sister really) who started her vacation down there today. I hope she is on the east coast. Hope everyone there is prepared. Not many storms hit the west coast.
sumdood
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10/23/2015 8:22am
71Fish wrote:
I have a friend (friends sister really) who started her vacation down there today. I hope she is on the east coast. Hope everyone there is...
I have a friend (friends sister really) who started her vacation down there today. I hope she is on the east coast. Hope everyone there is prepared. Not many storms hit the west coast.
I hope they get out of pacific coast area. The little fishing villages right on the beach are going to be in big trouble. 200 mph winds ? Fuuuuuuuck...... Half those houses look like they're barely standing with no wind, not good
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10/23/2015 8:34am Edited Date/Time 10/23/2015 8:35am
Looks like it is turning for Manzanillo
right now.
sumdood
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10/23/2015 9:09am
Wtf do you hind behind if there's 200 mph winds ?

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10/23/2015 10:35am
sumdood wrote:
Wtf do you hind behind if there's 200 mph winds ?
I don't know. But a sustained 200 mph wind is like being in an F3 or F4 tornado. That's insane for a sustained wind speed.
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10/23/2015 10:40am
Nobody left there,they are all here, obamacare saved em.
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10/23/2015 11:19am
Thank god for that. Could have been ugly
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10/23/2015 12:36pm
There will be wheeless pickups and 4 door sedans with huge wings bolted on their trunklids blowing around like tumbleweed ,and the homeless can be brought here to become democratic voters hopefully before next November.
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10/23/2015 3:26pm
I live 200 miles away from the shore and even we are preparing for it as if we were right by the sea
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10/23/2015 3:29pm
hillbilly wrote:
There will be wheeless pickups and 4 door sedans with huge wings bolted on their trunklids blowing around like tumbleweed ,and the homeless can be brought...
There will be wheeless pickups and 4 door sedans with huge wings bolted on their trunklids blowing around like tumbleweed ,and the homeless can be brought here to become democratic voters hopefully before next November.
I reckon your mom never said "if ya ain't got anything nice to say, shut the hell up"
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10/23/2015 3:32pm Edited Date/Time 10/23/2015 3:33pm
I live 200 miles away from the shore and even we are preparing for it as if we were right by the sea
I'm hoping the best for you and your amigos fellow vitalite.
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10/23/2015 4:03pm
My brother in law has a vacation house in Puerto Vallarta, in Gringo Gulch on the hillside.

Hopefully he doesn't have to start saying "I used to have a vacation house in Puerto Vallarta, but it slid down the mountain into the river...".

It is a very tropical area with thick foliage and trees, can't imagine what 200mph winds would do to all those trees.
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10/23/2015 4:12pm
I live 200 miles away from the shore and even we are preparing for it as if we were right by the sea
NV825 wrote:
I'm hoping the best for you and your amigos fellow vitalite.
X2 on this. Take care of yourself and your family the best you can. This sounds like one really strong and scary storm. Wishing the best for you guys down there.
ratonmacias
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10/23/2015 4:43pm
thanks it has already hit shore in la huerta thats far from P.V. if we get strong winds we should be getting them in an hour or so. so far no substantial damges reported.
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10/23/2015 4:53pm
thanks it has already hit shore in la huerta thats far from P.V. if we get strong winds we should be getting them in an hour...
thanks it has already hit shore in la huerta thats far from P.V. if we get strong winds we should be getting them in an hour or so. so far no substantial damges reported.
Dude! Be safe, sending good thoughts that way.
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10/23/2015 6:58pm
thanks it has already hit shore in la huerta thats far from P.V. if we get strong winds we should be getting them in an hour...
thanks it has already hit shore in la huerta thats far from P.V. if we get strong winds we should be getting them in an hour or so. so far no substantial damges reported.
Best wishes, stay safe!
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10/23/2015 7:44pm
thanks it has already hit shore in la huerta thats far from P.V. if we get strong winds we should be getting them in an hour...
thanks it has already hit shore in la huerta thats far from P.V. if we get strong winds we should be getting them in an hour or so. so far no substantial damges reported.
Hut wrote:
Best wishes, stay safe!
Hut? When did you move to Oregon?
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10/23/2015 7:52pm
jeffro503 wrote:
Hut? When did you move to Oregon?
We just came back here a couple weeks ago for the winter. Cool
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10/23/2015 10:52pm
I live 200 miles away from the shore and even we are preparing for it as if we were right by the sea
NV825 wrote:
I'm hoping the best for you and your amigos fellow vitalite.
jeffro503 wrote:
X2 on this. Take care of yourself and your family the best you can. This sounds like one really strong and scary storm. Wishing the best...
X2 on this. Take care of yourself and your family the best you can. This sounds like one really strong and scary storm. Wishing the best for you guys down there.
Stay safe and wish y'all the best
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10/24/2015 12:45pm
Just wanted to check in on ratonmacias and any other mx brothers down south. Hopefully everyone came out of that ok.

Also.....you guys down in Texas , tons of water coming down. Sounds like some bad flooding going on. Hope you guys find some high ground and stay safe.
ratonmacias
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10/24/2015 3:19pm
thanks to everybody its cool to get this kind of support. we were lucky that the huricane hit in a place where population is scarce. so there are fewer affected people. but damages are estimated at 2 billion usd. between the place where the hurricane hit and my home theres the sierra madre which is over 7000 feet tall at the highest points that helped to stop the hurricane from going cat 3 inland. now its time to help. as a civil engineer i will be doing some assesment work on the infrastructure of some of the more damaged towns. i will start this on monday right now its not possible because the water levels are still too high.
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10/25/2015 6:25am
thanks to everybody its cool to get this kind of support. we were lucky that the huricane hit in a place where population is scarce. so...
thanks to everybody its cool to get this kind of support. we were lucky that the huricane hit in a place where population is scarce. so there are fewer affected people. but damages are estimated at 2 billion usd. between the place where the hurricane hit and my home theres the sierra madre which is over 7000 feet tall at the highest points that helped to stop the hurricane from going cat 3 inland. now its time to help. as a civil engineer i will be doing some assesment work on the infrastructure of some of the more damaged towns. i will start this on monday right now its not possible because the water levels are still too high.
Glad to hear you guys are ok. Really concerned with the people that were not ready and had little notice because of their seclusion. That was a scary storm. Be safe out there.

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