Tropical Tidbits

That was back in the day before little girls were men and men were little girls.

You people know that Nicholas is still alive and well and has been meandering around Louisiana for days. I got tons of rain. Over a foot.

As a matter of fact, it's actually back out in the gulf again.

better you than me

jirqoadai wrote:better you than me

I'll take these kinds over and over.
But all the rain has sure made it difficult on all the homeless people still suffering from Ida. And min9r flooding in some areas is keeping utility crews from accessing and repairing power lines.
5here are still about 150,000 people without power and for some it will be months before they have power restored.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

jirqoadai wrote:better you than me

I'll take these kinds over and over.
But all the rain has sure made it difficult on all the homeless people still suffering from Ida. And min9r flooding in some areas is keeping utility crews from accessing and repairing power lines.
5here are still about 150,000 people without power and for some it will be months before they have power restored.

theres no land there. its ocean 2 miles sw of sincity

Rut Roe. But thanks for the updates. I wish some people would appreciate that a lot of the crazy weather has to do with El Nino winds having entered the picture; and when that happens, the southern hot breezes do have a tendency to warm things up ...a lot.

don't forget the volcanic eruptions of 2022.  Water vapor in the air creates drought conditions...i'm sure gates is mulling that over in his warped brain.

apparently 2022 was a biiiiig year for volcanic eruptions....i don't recall US media telling us anything about that.

https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2022/12/2022-year-volcanic-activity/672508/