California has climate change related wildfires like every 8 months and republicans dunked on it mercilessly for power outage issues

Texas has *one* climate change related snowstorm and their entire infrastructure is destroyed rendering its citizens basically without power and water and trapped in igloos for days.

I've said this a million times but climate change is coming for those republican states too.

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windinhishair · 61-69, M

Don't forget the hurricane that hit Houston a couple of years ago and dropped 60 inches of rain in a few days. That exceeded the Probable Maximum Precipitation (i.e., the greatest accumulation of precipitation for a given duration meteorologically possible for an area) that engineers use for designing critical infrastructure. That climate change impact was so strong that even some die-hard Republicans in East Texas admitted that there "maybe was something to this climate change thing."

We'll see more and more of this as time goes on.