Ma Nature vs. The Least Educated

[Phoenix68]

So, who's SOMEWHERE near their average temps....TODAY????
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Local forecast by "City, St" or ZIP code
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Winter Temperature Averages for Every State​

 

[Phoenix68]

Ocean Heat Hit Another Record High In 2022, Fueling Extreme Weather
January 13, 2023
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"Since 1970, more than 90% of the planet's excess heat went into the oceans, the study said.

The scientists said that the global long-term warming trend is now so steady and robust that annual records continue to be set every year."

 

[Phoenix68]

January 9, 2019

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December 14, 2009
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"It will initially be people fighting for food and shelter," Singh says. "When the migration starts, every state would want to stop the migrations from happening. Eventually, it would have to become a military conflict. Which other means do you have to resolve your border issues?"

 

[Phoenix68]

Hurricane Damage Will Increase In Surprising New Places In Coming Decades
February 27, 2023
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"The First Street analysis, which covers the next 30 years -- or the typical life of a home mortgage -- shows Florida and the Gulf Coast will continue to have the largest magnitude of financial loss from hurricane damage. But the future holds a significant uptick in damage for regions that previously have tended to be safer from the most devastating storms.

For instance, First Street found the top 20 U.S. cities with the highest likelihood of being hit with a major hurricane in 2023 are all in Florida.

The probability of a hurricane in the North Atlantic strengthening into a major storm -- a category 3 or higher -- has increased from 10% in the 1980s to 40% today, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

"The odds of it being a major hurricane, when it makes landfall, are almost 50-50 now," Eby told CNN. Even after it makes initial landfall, stronger and more-intact storms can persist longer over land, where they can dump incredible amounts of rain and bring high wind speeds to areas that aren't prepared for them.

"The South Carolina and Georgia border is where you'll see the largest increase in wind speeds over the next 30 years," Eby said."

 

[Phoenix68]

"Yeah, well....I HOPE YOU CAN SWIM!!!"​

 

[Boris Norris]

But don't mention climate change. According to the nut case tories denying it has become a religion.

 

[Phoenix68]

But don't mention climate change. According to the nut case tories denying it has become a religion.

IT'S TIME TO BEAT ALL THE OTHER VENDORS TO THE PUNCH!!!
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[Phoenix68]

With Global-Warming Comes ARMADILLOS!!!!
April 23, 2023​

 

[Phoenix68]

Heat Will Likely Soar To Record Levels In Next 5 Years; Analysis Says
May 17, 2023
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How odd.....no Republicans concerned with "WHAT ABOUT THE CHILDREN???!!!!".....this-time-around.​

 

[Boris Norris]

Heat Will Likely Soar To Record Levels In Next 5 Years; Analysis Says
May 17, 2023
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How odd.....no Republicans concerned with "WHAT ABOUT THE CHILDREN???!!!!".....this-time-around.​

They don't care about kids. They are quite happy to let them be slaughtered so they can keep their guns.

 

[Phoenix68]

They don't care about kids.

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....AFTER they're born. Yeah....I've noticed that.
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[Phoenix68]

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May 20, 2021

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[Phoenix68]

But don't mention climate change. According to the nut case tories denying it has become a religion.

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"....ALL GOD'S CHILLIN' GOT DROUGHT!!"
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Arizona: Fresh Scrutiny Of Saudi-Owned Farm's Water Use
April 28, 2023
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"In rural Arizona’s La Paz County, on the state’s rugged border with California, the decision by a Saudi-owned dairy company to grow alfalfa in the American Southwest for livestock in the Gulf kingdom first raised eyebrows nearly a decade ago. Now, worsening drought has focused new attention on the company and whether Arizona should be doing more to protect its groundwater resources."

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[Phoenix68]

Extreme Heat Threatens Wheat In United States / China
June 5, 2023
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"Winter wheat crops start their growth in the fall and are harvested the following summer. High temperatures in spring, when the plant is flowering, can affect the wheat’s development. At temperatures over 27.8 degrees Celsius (about 82 degrees Fahrenheit), the plants start to suffer from heat stress. At temperatures over 32.8 degrees Celsius (about 91 degrees Fahrenheit), important enzymes in the wheat start to break down.

Record-breaking heat also tends to be associated with record-breaking drought, Coughlan de Perez says. The combination of these two hazards could severely impact the growing season. Both the US and China are considered global breadbaskets—areas that produce significant amounts of the world’s grains. If these crops were to fail simultaneously, or at the same time as other staple crops, it could have serious impacts on the price and availability of food around the world."

 

[Phoenix68]

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Farmers Insurance (re: Florida policies):
"NO FREAKIN' WAY!!!!!"
June 12, 2023
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