True, I didn't think of that. It's called tornado Alley for a reason
Unless they remodel the whole damn city, there’s nothing you could do about climate change in New York.
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Shit is depressing. I got a 7 year old and the thought of his future is heartbreaking
Me and my wife was discussing this same thing. Like, what will life be like for our grandkids
Tornado alley is shifting and expanding. I told the youngest people in my family to study in engineering and science, because you may be needed when you become adults.
somebody needs to put down a "Wet Floor" sign
Oddly?
This entire week I been seeing more and more dead rights lying right out on the open foaming blood at mouth.
Yup I know folks stuck on there 3 hours today
Job just told them go back hone we will pay you for the day.
Should have seen all the basements and first floor apartments completely flooded.
Man I remember seeing the LongBeach boardwalk out there after it hit, it was totally decimated!! Shit was crazy to look at.
In the next decade you gonna start seeing massive migrations from coastal areas on the West, East and Gulf coast with folks relocating inland.
I live in Las Vegas, NV which is over 2000ft in elevation.
Start making your plans if you live on the coast…
I live in Las Vegas, NV which is over 2000ft in elevation.
Start making your plans if you live on the coast…
never!
las vegas is where people will leave
do i have to remind you of lake mead and how your water source is literally disappearing
Las Vegas is higher ground than the California coast of San Diego, Los Angeles and the Bay Area which sits on ocean level.
Majority of the water from Lake Mead/Colorado River is allocated to California.
Folks start leaving California cuz of rising Pacific Ocean levels, Vegas will be one of their main areas.
Less water being used in California will be diverted to Las Vegas. Vegas uses less water than California. Also, Vegas has water reclamation.
Millions have been invested in Vegas along with what’s being built now.
Vegas ain’t going dry, they will get water here.
vegas has underground water wells that would last at least 100 years without water from lake mead or the colarado river
cali, arizona and the others would long be gone before vegas
Even Las Vegas ain’t safe you see what happened a couple of times this year already
This is the shit scientist and Al Gore was talking about years ago and it’s coming true before our eyes. As I always tell you guys, I am a hard-core Democrat but I thought Al Gore was crazy back in the 90s for talking about this but he was 150% correct about what was going to happen. The only thing incorrect was the timing because it seemed like this shit is happening earlier than predicted.
That’s wild.
As bad as this flooding is, it could be worse. At least its not salt water.
I hear ya but Las Vegas fitting to be 300 degrees everyday.
Shit gonna feel like hell.
You don't think the water is toxic?
People gonna start dying from that shit too.
Yes, but salt water on all that structural iron would compound the damage. Its why the used car markets are flooded with vehicles after hurricanes that produce a storm high surge further inland. Its not to hard to dry them out, but you can never get all that salt out, and it just stays there eating away at the frames, electrical connections, actually anything made of steel. You're right about the toxic soup brewing there. I feel bad for the young kids that will be outside playing in that mud, dirt and dust.
Yesterday was the WORST I've ever seen this City since I've been back almost twenty years ago.
On top of the massive rain that was going non-stop,
A Manhole exploded outside My job by 14th St. and 3rd Ave.
The smoke got so bad, and it was getting hard to breath, that we had to evacuate the store thirty minutes after opening.
And hang out at our Warehouse local for over two hours.
This City/State just hasn't learned from Sandy.
Our Infrastructure is a disaster.
Developers have no problem building unaffordable properties.
Because of tax breaks and various "hidden" loopholes.
But they along with City/State Officials need to be called to task for not dealing with these infrastructure issues.
All entities keep acting like these weather issues are "the first time" and shit.
Every time this type of shit happens,
This SUPERMAN story keeps coming to My mind.
It's deals with the total revamp of Metropolis after Luthor gets screwed over by Brainiac.
Thousands of people die as a newer Brainiac converts Metropolis into more futuristic city.
If I recall that story correctly.
On top of the massive rain that was going non-stop,
A Manhole exploded outside My job by 14th St. and 3rd Ave.
The smoke got so bad, and it was getting hard to breath, that we had to evacuate the store thirty minutes after opening.
And hang out at our Warehouse local for over two hours.
This City/State just hasn't learned from Sandy.
Our Infrastructure is a disaster.
Developers have no problem building unaffordable properties.
Because of tax breaks and various "hidden" loopholes.
But they along with City/State Officials need to be called to task for not dealing with these infrastructure issues.
All entities keep acting like these weather issues are "the first time" and shit.
Every time this type of shit happens,
This SUPERMAN story keeps coming to My mind.
It's deals with the total revamp of Metropolis after Luthor gets screwed over by Brainiac.
Thousands of people die as a newer Brainiac converts Metropolis into more futuristic city.
If I recall that story correctly.
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