It hit 80 2 days ago in Cincy. It's dipping below freezing tonight.
I've heard this is a predictable effect of the polar vortex collapsing as a result of global warming. Which if true, means our weather in the northern hemisphere is probably not going to return to the way it was in our lifetimes.
My state has been on fire since August and people were using the pool at my apartment a week ago. At least we're doing absolutely nothing about it and we've been conditioned to think its our fault at an individual level while like a dozen people who already have more money than they could spend in their lifetimes profit off the burning corpse of the planet. I'm sure it'll work itself out.
It hit 80 2 days ago in Cincy. It's dipping below freezing tonight.
I've heard this is a predictable effect of the polar vortex collapsing as a result of global warming. Which if true, means our weather in the northern hemisphere is probably not going to return to the way it was in our lifetimes.
My state has been on fire since August and people were using the pool at my apartment a week ago. At least we're doing absolutely nothing about it and we've been conditioned to think its our fault at an individual level while like a dozen people who already have more money than they could spend in their lifetimes profit off the burning corpse of the planet. I'm sure it'll work itself out.
It's still burning?
It's terrible and hard to believe personal profit comes ahead of all that destruction.
My state has been on fire since August and people were using the pool at my apartment a week ago. At least we're doing absolutely nothing about it and we've been conditioned to think its our fault at an individual level while like a dozen people who already have more money than they could spend in their lifetimes profit off the burning corpse of the planet. I'm sure it'll work itself out.
It's still burning?
It's terrible and hard to believe personal profit comes ahead of all that destruction.
There are a few fires but it isn't nearly as bad as it was a month ago. The profit part was more about climate change in general and our complete lack of willingness to listen to scientists about what we need to do instead of Shell executives telling us what we can't.
Last Tuesday I was going down freeway there was high winds and new fire in San Dimas CA. Saturday I was in Victorville high winds rain then snow. Crazy.
was warmer than usual here a few weeks ago which was annoying. but the last week or so it's been perfectly cold. we might get rain tomorrow and a few times next weeks. i'm totally ok with that, esp since i don't leave my house and we need it.
I picked the wrong time in human history to move to Phoenix.
The last two years have been two of the driest in years and this year the valley broke the records for most days over 100 degrees F and 110 degrees F. Joy.
Last weekend was opening weekend for deer hunting in Minnesota and I was sitting in my stand in a pair of jeans and a sweatshirt and was roasting. Last weekend was in the low 70s, this weekend will be in the mid 30s which is more the normal for hunting season. Time to pack the cold weather gear.
It all depends on what region you live in, because I don't remember having temperatures of at least 17 degrees during the day in November in New York, and you write about the night. Although I do not deny the fact that there may have been a natural anomaly and the temperature was a record high for that month. We only have that happen with record minus temperatures. One must always be insured, and so I bought more efficient radiators to heat the apartment from radiator outlet. They look stylish and are also more economical than others, which is cool.
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I've heard this is a predictable effect of the polar vortex collapsing as a result of global warming. Which if true, means our weather in the northern hemisphere is probably not going to return to the way it was in our lifetimes.
https://www.livescience.com/64544-collapsing-polar-vortex-winter-weather.html
I was up at work all night, and it was about 75°F all through the night.
It's terrible and hard to believe personal profit comes ahead of all that destruction.
There are a few fires but it isn't nearly as bad as it was a month ago. The profit part was more about climate change in general and our complete lack of willingness to listen to scientists about what we need to do instead of Shell executives telling us what we can't.
The last two years have been two of the driest in years and this year the valley broke the records for most days over 100 degrees F and 110 degrees F. Joy.