The Weather Thread
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TN Toffee
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I understand that there are many people in that area who lack even the means to evacuate for a few days for an emergency, much less relocate permanently. However, why anyone with the ability to go elsewhere voluntarily continues to live in that area (and particularly the city of New Orleans) is beyond me. Being several feet below sea level in an area that is almost a yearly bullseye for ever-increasing tropical storms is a recipe for your life to be endlessly turned on its head.
Being without power anytime isn’t great but over 48 hours, especially if cold/hot, really starts to be an issue.
it is awful when it is that humid. And down there it doesn't cool off in the evenings
TheBigIguana
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Absolute madness in NYC right now.
Earlier a pretty strong tornado went through the Annapolis area near me. I think there were at least 4 tornadoes in MD which is usually a year's worth for us.
These storms are absurd.
Earlier a pretty strong tornado went through the Annapolis area near me. I think there were at least 4 tornadoes in MD which is usually a year's worth for us.
These storms are absurd.
PKwalnuts
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
The binman chronicles
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That's the new hygienic public transport, shower getting on and getting off.
Absolutely mental weather, it's either drought and fires or so much water it turns your home into atlantis.
"Always look on the bright side of life..."
As per usual the last few years, when there's a hurricane by the gulf, Arkansas benefits. 84F degrees and cloudy. Practically fall weather. And not a single tornado or anything so far. Hope it lasts because 95F in November is for the birds.
And some things that are hugely important to maintaining the health of the vulnerable like storing of insulin/other meds or operating CPAP machines is not possible.
I’m trying not to!
The binman chronicles
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For too long storms have affected places like the NO etc. and not much ever gets done, if one good thing can come out of these storms that hit NY is the push that politicians need to put climate change front and centre.
Although saying that seeing China's co2 output has grown 15% year on year and they have more than the combined total of all the western countries, until we can get them off coal and driving ICE vehicles everything is like chipping away at a mountain with a teaspoon.
Although saying that seeing China's co2 output has grown 15% year on year and they have more than the combined total of all the western countries, until we can get them off coal and driving ICE vehicles everything is like chipping away at a mountain with a teaspoon.