Composed On Monday 13 December 2021

Composed on Monday 13 December 2021 A True Fact Story Poem you are an annular hurricane, like a donut too insane at the moment the wildest on the Atlantic ocean? on a rant to Kentucky you killed thousands many died this time no time to be rescued why are you so violent? confronted with the satellite photos you're so easy to spot, with that dangerous big eye such instant attacks yesterday you had a diameter of almost 80 kilometers! So abnormally huge! Surrounding your abnormal big eye is a remarkably circular convective cloud band at hand Larry, you are an exceptional hurricane you are insatiable! Too insane! The band of clouds directly adjacent to your eye is called the eyewall. Let's say The Dangerous Eye! These are heavy and highly developed thunderstorms. You see, thunderstorms, so many wildest storms altogether! You went to Kentucky with those hundreds together! Shame on you, Larry! You are a coward, you only dare with so many others! In strong 'normal' hurricanes, under ideal conditions, this ring of thunderstorms is replaced by a new ring of thunderstorms that comes further from your eye. This thunder ring moves inwards and swallows the inner ring of thunder, as it were. The eyewall is then replaced. Rare in the Atlantic Ocean, the prognosis for Larry. A severe hurricane for days, at least category 3 There are hardly any ring-shaped hurricanes over the Atlantic Ocean. Only 1 percent of the hurricanes that occur here are ring-shaped. An annular hurricane can maintain its intensity for longer and is often more steadfast because it is stronger and more resistant to outside influences. The forecast for an annular hurricane is much more difficult to make because it is very difficult to estimate how long the hurricane will hold its peak Larry creates high waves Although Larry is far from the mainland, his influence is certainly felt. Very high waves are currently expected on the coast of the Antilles, Bermuda, and the Bahamas, which can cause dangerous currents and conditions. Kentucky governor says death toll count remains at 74 as search efforts continue Kentucky governor, 'If there's good news, it's that our death count has not gone up since yesterday and that is good news.' I am still very very sad to hear what the governor says to the Press, only 74? But there are people still dying! At 8: 42 p.m. Ms. Dec.14,2021