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Re: mnfats post# 17693

Sunday, 09/01/2019 7:37:32 PM

Sunday, September 01, 2019 7:37:32 PM

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The scale does not go above 5, mainly because the destruction factor does not compute after the strongest hurricanes on record. Not sure I fully go along with it, but apparently there is no worse destruction past 180, as it is designated catastrophic above a Cat. 4. It seems to me, if the unthinkable 200 mph or above occurs, like an F3 tornado, it can be worse.

I guess past thinking is, when buildings are gone, nothing is worse.

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