Catastrophic Recurrence (EAS Scenario)

Synopsis: Category 5 Hurricanes, Quite Possibly the most destructive a tropical cyclone can get. Hurricane Andrew was an example of one of those Category 5 Hurricanes, and even more frightening, an example of a Category 5 Hurricane that made Landfall anywhere in the Atlantic. However, What if, More than a quarter of a Century Later, a Hurricane with the exact intensity of Andrew, were to strike the Coast of Southeastern Florida, in the same exact locations that Andrew Struck all those years ago? Creator’s Note - Scenario starts out at the 19th advisory, but makes note of the exact path and dates of formation/dissipation as well. I also chose the name Isaac due to Andrew being a retired name, as Andrew had caused catastrophic damage in it’s own Right. This Scenario also includes reevaluations of Hurricane Andrew, as it was Reevaluated to category 5 Status Ten years after it struck Florida, and was later determined to have made landfall as a Category 5 in Florida in February of 2005. DISCLAIMER -Tones are Valid. I am not responsible for any misuse of these tones. -This Video may contain unsettling elements, Discretion is advised. -Elements that are in this video are entirely fictional, anything that does occur or has occurred is purely coincidental. -Do not steal this video in any way, shape, or form, albeit the entire video, or snippets of the video or audio, you will face consequences if you do such a thing. -Use of this video to prank others is strongly discouraged. "Night Break” and “Penumbra" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...