Thanks, @lovendures. I grew up on the Gulf coast but live in the mountains, so this dream wasn't predictive for my own region. I've been having frequent and intense climate change related dreams for the last 13 years and 4 months, exactly. Most involve immense hurricanes, flooding, tidal waves, and rising oceans. If this one was predictive, it was about aftermath flooding in Florida, I think.
Palm Beach, where Mar-a-Lago sits, is an obscenely wealthy strip of real estate. But like too many places of its kind, it's just minutes away from some of the worst poverty and economic social injustice our country has to offer. Palm Beach property owners have many other homes and properties, and have likely all already flown private to escape Dorian. They also have incredible insurance and even if they didn't, can easily afford to restore their property after the storm. As for Mar-a-Lago, I wouldn't be surprised if some absurd loophole or outright injustice forces federal tax payers to bear the expense on any damages and restorations needed there.
So, personally, I won't consider a Palm Beach direct hit any kind of karma. In any case, Drumpf would just use it to paint himself as some kind of victim, which he isn't. After everything he's said and done to the people of Puerto Rico, a cyclone would have to suck him out of Air Force One to even begin to balance the cosmos. And he'd still probably find a way to tweet from the afterlife, bragging about how he'd nuked it into smithereens.
Funny about that three of Cups card I pulled on the storm two days ago that showed three cups in different places pouring water down, like a fountain. Tonight in the news, the meteorologist described the storm as unleashing a three-pronged attack :
Hurricane Dorian became a major hurricane on Friday, as government officials and residents in the United States and Bahamas continued to prepare for the potentially devastating storm that is forecast to unleash a three-pronged assault of extreme winds, devastating storm surge and severe flooding.
A member of our community who lives in Australia, Bernie, sent me a vision she got about Hurricane Dorian.
I believe it will reach Category 5. I saw alot of water over Florida in a prediction we did last year.
It's bigger than Irma. Hit the Bahamas at 185.
I can't imagine having 185 winds moving over the place that I lived at only 7 miles per hour. 7 mph!!! That is insane. I just heard some of these islands can expect 100 mph sustained winds for 30 hours straight. 30 hours!!!!
How do you even wrap your head around that?
Do any of our members live in the cone of uncertainty right now?
I just heard a report that there may be wind gusts of up to 220mph, which the meteorologists said has never occurred before. Those speeds are unprecedented, as is the incredible size and slow moving nature of these monster storms. My heart is with everyone in its path.
Do any of our members live in the cone of uncertainty right now?
Yes, I'm in the cone still.
And oddly, I'm much calmer than last year when Florence was churning. We took a direct hit with Florence (not my first direct hit, proably nit my last either).
Surrounding you with light and a prayer for safety and collective calm, @cindy. ?
Thank you. It's greatly appreciated.
Still think we'll get hit, or at least seriously brushed, but I don't have gut feeling that it will be as bad as last year. Yesterday at the store, I picked up the same feeling from those who were also there. Just calm preparation, not the scattered anxiety of last year. I seriously can't imagine what the folks in the Bahama's are going through. It's been unrelenting down there.