over 80 years
I was at a chiropractor appointment I heard this lady talking to my doctor that its been 80 years since a hurricane hit California. I'm on tiktok I'm scaring people by saying might be the end for LA California better know how to swim
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wildbill83 · 36-40, M
@MrBrownstone must've been boring for weather forecasters in the past...
being that the temperature/weather was exactly the same every day all year for thousands of years... 🤔
being that the temperature/weather was exactly the same every day all year for thousands of years... 🤔
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
@wildbill83 Yeah seasons do exist. Learned in first grade.
SatyrService · M
@Patriot96 Yes, it is always changing. But our ability to look into the deep past and see how it has changed and how those changes have radically affected the world. It’s a very interesting and worthy study consider the bronze age collapse.
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
When it comes to completing your ecocide, it's important to just keep talking about the amazing results and never ever talk about changing course. Great job.
Patriot96 · 56-60, C
@Roundandroundwego giving money to the governments is not changing course. It throwing good money down a shithole. Lets solve homeless problem first. Millions of children go hungry while lefties dump money into failed policies of econazis
Patriot96 · 56-60, C
Oh well, might clean the streets
these could indeed become more commonplace with climate change
but to be fair Hilary's impacts as a relatively weak TS are not the full brunt of a major hurricane, so to say this is the end of LA is ridiculous hyperbole ... the fact that LA has to take water from other states should be the end of LA (hello, humans, stop building major settlements in deserts, it's just dumb and it is a cost that gets spread around beyond the inhabitants of those settlements)
moreover, the 80 year claim is dubious
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_California_hurricanes
but to be fair Hilary's impacts as a relatively weak TS are not the full brunt of a major hurricane, so to say this is the end of LA is ridiculous hyperbole ... the fact that LA has to take water from other states should be the end of LA (hello, humans, stop building major settlements in deserts, it's just dumb and it is a cost that gets spread around beyond the inhabitants of those settlements)
moreover, the 80 year claim is dubious
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_California_hurricanes