irma

Sounds like what Puerto Rico experienced with Irma and Maria in 2017.

I am apparently supposed to forget my experience of being in the eye of Irma for over an hour, and presumably the hurricane altogether and all memories of my time within it and efforts to mitigate its aftermath - all because wunderboy pasted an AI summary of Irma's path in attempt to further belittle my little post, based on the profound impetus of imperfect punctuation.

I remember playing connect four with Irma at the Sportsman and drink Roy Rogers (which is also where I learned how to play pool, I was between 7-14 then) Fished the sound in one way or another until I was 20 and moved away.

Irma reached +180mph before magically dwindling to a 3 (or weak 4?) just before landfall.

Oh man, I remember Ross and Irma, but I got my Roy Rogers and pool from the Anchor Inn.

Your recollection of Irma's intensity is not particularly accurate.

That's why I'm always so impressed when I get a really nice waiter in CPH or just shopping at a grocery store like Irma.

Personally, I had planned to spend a season working in a restaurant in Miami Beach and was evacuated from the inter-coastal because of hurricane Irma.

> “We’re already facing a staffing crisis in our hospitals,” said Irma Westmoreland, a registered nurse who heads the Veterans Affairs unit for National Nurses United.

Irma crossed the Florida Keys on September 10 as a weak category 4, with 130 mph winds, but it didn't dwindle to that weak category 4 status, it intensified to it.

Virgin Islands following Hurricane Irma.

This article summarizes my examination of projected flood-risk exposures and the actual impacts of Hurricane Irma on mortgage defaults, documented in detail in my recent working paper "Leveraging the Disagreement on Climate Change: Theory and Evidence," co-authored with Laura Bakkensen and Russell Wong.

> “We’re already facing a staffing crisis in our hospitals,” said Irma Westmoreland, a registered nurse who heads the Veterans Affairs unit for National Nurses United.

This article summarizes my examination of projected flood-risk exposures and the actual impacts of Hurricane Irma on mortgage defaults, documented in detail in my recent working paper "Leveraging the Disagreement on Climate Change: Theory and Evidence," co-authored with Laura Bakkensen and Russell Wong.

And also we have things like this, openly demonstrating much larger capacities >Tesla extended the range of some Florida vehicles for drivers to escape Hurricane Irma In this case a selection of Tesla vehicles were temporarily "upgraded" from 60 kWh to 75 kWh, that's 25%!

Irma reached +180mph before magically dwindling to a 3 (or weak 4?) just before landfall.

Oh man, I remember Ross and Irma, but I got my Roy Rogers and pool from the Anchor Inn.

Your recollection of Irma's intensity is not particularly accurate.