It is heart-wrenching witnessing utter devastation that Hurricane Dorian unleashed on the Bahamas. This powerful Category 5 (sustained winds over 180 mph (300 km/hr), peak winds 225 mph (360 km/hr), storm surge 24 feet) razed and submerged lots of Bahama’s northern islands, unprecedentedly parking over Grand Bahama for 36 hours. Imagine being hit by winds equal to a tornadoes EF3-EF4 not for a minute or so, but continuously for 1.5 days, while inundated with 24 foot ocean surge, and torrential rainfall. If this had occurred 50 miles to the west, it could have caused trillions of dollars of damage to Florida’s east coast. Please donate at to support my work connecting dots on abrupt climate change.
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