Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Evidence now of bleaching in Florida coral reefs
ocean temp was nearly 100 yesterday near the keys
ocean temp was nearly 100 yesterday near the keys
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Climate Change 3: Whatever you do don't call it a twatwaffle
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ScoobyDoo
NPC
That's ok. Coal is more important. Manchin said so.
aparch
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Broke 101 today. https://abcnews.go.com/US/prelimina...degrees-recorded-off-coast/story?id=101646005
I've been in hot tubs that were cooler.
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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But but we had ice ages, this is all normal!!
no it’s not
https://twitter.com/matthewrozsa/status/1684032022300200961?s=46&t=_zdCvWNS3v2cVkMjQylOVg
no it’s not
https://twitter.com/matthewrozsa/status/1684032022300200961?s=46&t=_zdCvWNS3v2cVkMjQylOVg
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Bummer, I still follow Michael Mann and some others on there which was where this was from
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
How lame. I'm guessing priceless went on a childish rampage and filtered them.
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Catastrophic flooding in Beijing after 500mm of rain falls.
500mm is their annual average
500mm is their annual average
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
20 inches. Chinese water torture.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Nothing a little coal can't solve.
FadeToBlack&Gold
Kettle Medallion
The "Industrial chic" ski jumping venue from the 2022 Olympics agrees.
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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102F in Chile. In winter
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
To be fair, the US regularly has someplace in the contiguous 48 above 85*F most days in January too. With individual days getting well into the 90's.
It's an outlier data point that makes a good headline.
It's an outlier data point that makes a good headline.
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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I’m fully aware of how to interpret what it means
FadeToBlack&Gold
Kettle Medallion
Most of northern Chile is a desert. It still shouldn't be hitting 102F in the winter season, and I'm sure there is a year-by-year trendline we can locate. Typical high temp in that region this time of year is 70-ish. For comparison, Death Valley in Jan/Feb is usually in the 60s/70s.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
It's the entire region. About 30 degrees above the average and 10 degrees above the all-time high.
So last week I was in Alaska on a cruise. It was amazing, truly. I saw glaciers! What a humbling thing.
However, maybe 36 hours after I visited the Mendenhall Glacier outside Juneau, a big chunk broke off some side part and flooded the lake and river... and took out a handful of buildings and homes. The road I took to get there, the trail I walked, the beaches I sat on to get photos. All under several feet of water.
However, maybe 36 hours after I visited the Mendenhall Glacier outside Juneau, a big chunk broke off some side part and flooded the lake and river... and took out a handful of buildings and homes. The road I took to get there, the trail I walked, the beaches I sat on to get photos. All under several feet of water.
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