@...nobody knows: No shit.
@...Elepski: I hope you’re right. BTW, those numbers for the crests & troughs are in meters, and the wave height increases dramatically as they make landfall.
@...ytsejam6922: Googling “a bunch of scientists” hasn’t proved as conclusive for me. Source?

@...GooeyGungan: Good link. A little butthurt & shrieky for my tastes(“These are lies.” “They were rude to me!”) but at least they come up with a number of points concerning the evidence that can be researched & then substantiated, dismissed or shelved.

@...Elepski: At 10 miles you’re probably okay…although isn’t most of southern Florida less than 30 feet above sea level? And while it’s true the Bahamas would take a large part of the brunt, rememember that there’s a lot of room for those waves going around them (especially to the north.)

Just start lookin’ at nearby trees for their climbability and I’ll consider you saved. 🙂