The staged protest rally in Charlottesville set off the wanton and needless destruction of Confederate-related (and even unrelated) statues and monuments. Shortly afterward, Hurricane Harvey pummeled Texas - a Deep South state which has been politically at odds with the feds on certain issues - and now Irma is poised to wreak havoc upon Florida and, very likely, upon the Carolinas. The cabal is going all-out to physically destroy as much of the heritage and history of the South as they can.

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There is a FOURTH storm system developing behind hurricane Jose

Take a look at the winds in this Earth wind map. In the lower right hand corner, you can see a new probable future hurricane beginning to form. The rotation is obviously there. Very interesting map.

THREE HURRICANES??!!??

Just a few hours ago there was one hurricane, a tropical storm, and a tropical depression. So I went online for the nightly post, and there are now 3 hurricanes??!!??

Katia will be the one to watch. Katia is heading straight across super warm carribbean (sic) waters and will build strength faster than anything. I'd bet that by tomorrow (Thursday morning) Katia will be a category 3. Jose will not be as strong as Irma. Katia could easily become the strongest of the 4.

How do I know? EASY: Because hurricanes never hit record breaking levels without crossing the Carribbean, and Katia was born in the Carribean, is already a hurricane, is near shore, and headed out to sea. Carribean hurricanes are worse than Atlantic hurricanes. Irma is only record breaking in the Atlantic. Katia has a lot more heat to build with. The movements are perfect. Katia will be the worst.

What if I am wrong? Will I be guilty of a false prediction? ANSWER: Do you stop listening to the weather man after he screws up 900 times? I can be wrong about the weather once!

Tomorrow morning before 9 AM (or when the next subsequent NOAA update is given: Katia - winds between 95 and 110 mph. Before 6 PM: Katia, winds between 110 and 130 mph. I bet I am right!