There have been 2 Gulf originated cat 5 hurricanes, in close succession. Usually those kinds of hurricanes are devastating, hit Texas, and usually have "A" names if named at all. Because they usually happen in June and are rare enough that some of the most noteworthy of them happened before hurricanes were given names (like the Galveston one).
A mid-late season, Gulf originating cat 5 hurtling due east is weird enough once. But twice (ok, Helene was more NW than turned NE, but still)? They are also strong enough and costly enough that it's like getting hit with a Camille and followed up with an Ian just weeks later. Haven't had a 1-2 punch like this since at least 2005 with Katrina and Rita.
My nigger in Christ, making the leap from, "lots of people will take your money to dump aluminum particulate in clouds, because sometimes that can help with condensation and therefor precipitation" to "Jews aimed this deadly hurricane at themselves because it's an October before an election" is where I'm going to check out of this conversation.