Philippines braces for possible super typhoon

What's even more shocking, "19 northern Philippines provinces". How the hell?

The buggar is giving us shitty air quality.

Why the surprise?
Don't judge the provinces in other countries with Canada's... ours are huge.

I think that Italy has over 100 "provinces", Japan has a lot and France too (even though they don't call them provinces anymore).

Why the surprise?
Don't judge the provinces in other countries with Canada's... ours are huge.

I think that Italy has over 100 "provinces", Japan has a lot and France too (even though they don't call them provinces anymore).

I will judge their puny Provinces!

Why the surprise?
Don't judge the provinces in other countries with Canada's... ours are huge.

I think that Italy has over 100 "provinces", Japan has a lot and France too (even though they don't call them provinces anymore).

I will judge their puny Provinces!
"Compare" would have a better choice of words.

Anyone has doubt about Global Warming, this Super Storm should make them reconsider.

There's been a few stronger ones in the last six or seven decades (keep in mind wind speed is not the only factor which is destructive in storms, and this one is far from the fastest to make landfall even in recorded history), and history describes many of great magnitude from various Asiatic scholars. In addition, there are various historical studies which suggest super typhoons are a routine occurrence and have been in that region for thousands of years at the very least.

Not arguing about Global Warming, I just had the itch to reply to that.

I don't understand your point. You can take one event a conclude it's the cause of this or that.

And like Khar said, there have been stronger storms before when AGW was not a consideration at all. Take a look at Super Typhoon Tip.

SAorry but they've had super typhoons here before and they usually strike later in the season. When it comes storms here, the Philippines is Mother Natures whipping boy.