It may be 40 days...
They are claiming it will be over a month for all the rivers to get back to their original levels..
And another 12 inches of rain today in rural areas - just to think that a break.
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It may be 40 days...
They are claiming it will be over a month for all the rivers to get back to their original levels..
And another 12 inches of rain today in rural areas - just to think that a break.
So, disliking communnaziglobalists positionators like yourself, who want to destroy all our nations makes one a Trumptard?
wow that's just dumb
They never claimed that either. They stated a change in currents which isn't climate related.
Currents never are or were consistent.
Some did... the government relocated lots to Dallas, and other northern cities..
I remember bus loads moving into free apartments in the Arlington area.
When you see the magnitude of something like this, worrying about terrorist attacks becomes laughable and pointless.
You can kill and incarcerate terrorist but you can't stop mother nature.
Hey flossy want to know how Canada is partly to blame?
Hey flossy want to know how Canada is partly to blame?
How are you so dumb?
“The human contribution can be up to 30 percent or so up to the total rainfall coming out of the storm,” he said. “It may have been a strong storm, and it may have caused a lot of problems anyway—but [human-caused climate change] amplifies the damage considerably.”
https://www.theatlantic.com/science...ate-change-intensify-hurricane-harvey/538158/
“The human contribution can be up to 30 percent or so up to the total rainfall coming out of the storm,” he said. “It may have been a strong storm, and it may have caused a lot of problems anyway—but [human-caused climate change] amplifies the damage considerably.”
https://www.theatlantic.com/science...ate-change-intensify-hurricane-harvey/538158/
Will Hurricane Harvey show Trump that climate change exists? | The Independent
I wish we could have placed all the Climate Change deniers in Houston during this storm..
Love what one official stated - write your name and Social Security number on your arm please.. that's reassuring. :lol:
Yeah people who live in the Missouri and Mississippi watersheds didn't flush enough last winter.
The discharge from the Mississippi was considerably lower this spring.
The Mississippi is the thermostat for the Gulf
The discharge from the Mississippi was considerably lower this spring.
The Mississippi is the thermostat for the Gulf
F*ck off and go buy some Silver on EBay or something... filled with lead.
980 million cars, millions of factories and you can see that is affecting our climate... you're stupid.
Maybe you aren't as smart as you think you are are because you are too f-cking stubborn to learn.
First drought in 30 years. 30 years of normal and above normal precipitation then bam. Nothing.
Yeah Yeah yeah. It didn't snow in those river watersheds and it hasn't rained.
First drought in 30 years. 30 years of normal and above normal precipitation then bam. Nothing.
OK, I have the solution.
Flossy you and your buddies stop pissing into the wind, OK ?
Climate Change can be the lack of water in one area, and bigger storms and more rain in another..
Thank you for proving my point... thanks for playing.
First drought in 30 years. 30 years is what sets a region's climate.
Water from snowpack from AB SK MT WY ND SD KS MN OK MI ON etc etc etc was nonexistent this year.
All that water keeps the Gulf salinity and temperature in line.
And that B00Mer is weather.
Water from snowpack from AB SK MT WY ND SD KS MN OK MI ON etc etc etc was nonexistent this year.
All that water keeps the Gulf salinity and temperature in line.
And that B00Mer is weather.
