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turn off the TV posted:lol if you're worried about tornadoes hitting the plains states instead of the us south the south can gently caress off
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Addamere posted:Someone gimme the rundown on the consequences of barges full of fertilizer all up in that water the proper scientific term for this kind of event is "super chernobyl," i would expect at least one million deaths if not more
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Addamere posted:Someone gimme the rundown on the consequences of barges full of fertilizer all up in that water shitwater is undrinkable and algae blooms take up all the oxygen in water which renders it uninhabitable to all but anaerobic bacteria (i.e. the kind that tend to kill animals including humans if they get inside you)
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totally normal to have to delay an ice hockey game because of a tornado
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JuulPodSaveAmerica posted:conditions after a flood are associated with massive algae blooms anyways but lmao at two full barges of fertillizer just being dumped into the water hey the midwest and south is used to having mega tailings n toxic dumps and oil spills and pig poo poo ponds breaking from being overloaded and making GBS threads all over them and they love it this is nbd
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Southern man better keep your head Don't forget what your good book said Southern change gonna come at last Now your crosses are flooding fast
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How am I supposed to relate to an abandoned object helplessly carried along currents it doesn't understand, which is expected to make a real impact only to fall apart and poo poo everything up immediately on arrival?
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Al! posted:the south can gently caress off I'm torn between yes of course but also we're not all terrible down here.
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the bitcoin of weed posted:oh, that's literally the entire thing. And these storms are currently forecasted to last through memorial day, at least. That's a ridiculous amount of water all going to 1 place, and a lot of those upper river systems are already flooding in nebraska and oklahoma I live near the Kaw (or Kansas) River- last week's storms saw levels get high enough to go just over ground level on the river side of the levee, and the creek running behind my house flooded the basketball court/flood reservoir, but was still about 10' too low to touch my ground-floor patio. We've been in near-drought conditions for over a decade, though we're prolly getting spared the worst that NE and OK are getting because our river system is so small/megastorms tend to sort of wrap around the area and break up over the hillier parts of KS Peanut Butler has issued a correction as of 19:17 on May 23, 2019 |
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PostNouveau posted:Hopefully they flood Baton Rouge before New Orleans lol morgan city's gonna get it first if they really hafta cut loose with the spillway it's amazing that they let people live there. poo poo, they gave them the land for free what did they think was gonna happen
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turn off the TV posted:lol if you're worried about tornadoes hitting the plains states instead of the us south actually this already happens during hurricanes the greater treecover there makes them a lot more short-lived
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:actually this already happens during hurricanes  
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im the one vermonter to die in a tornado last year lmfao
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also yeah plains tornadoes g e n e r a l l y dont hit big population centers- people have been settling in the calmer storm zones of the plains for thousands of years, and when europeans got here they generally stuck to the same population centers because, hey, look at all these ancient orchards and native folks telling us 'oh yeah deffo stay here during tornado season'. Like there are all kinds of places in the plains with good soil and access to fresh water, but almost no one lives there because the weather gets disastrously catastrophic every 5-10 years or so that said, if you're in the rural plains more than an hour from even a town of 100k, look tf out, but they already know that e: the thing about settlements being in zones where tornadoes are less statistically likely to happen is prolly nationwide, tho that might change if weather patterns change- sprawl is changing that a lil bit on the edges of the KC metro, as well Peanut Butler has issued a correction as of 19:28 on May 23, 2019 |
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol morgan city's gonna get it first if they really hafta cut loose with the spillway Well yeah obviously all those folks are hosed
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cant wait for states to have 2 senators with a population of 1000 because everyone else died n moved to colorado
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not like that's much difference than today tbf
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Doc Walrus posted:How am I supposed to relate to an abandoned object helplessly carried along currents it doesn't understand, which is expected to make a real impact only to fall apart and poo poo everything up immediately on arrival? 
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there is zero chance that these barges did no damage at all to the dam and weakening it when there's still more rain to come, in addition to the rain that's already fallen and not flowed through the watershed, will probably end well
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DEEP STATE PLOT posted:there is zero chance that these barges did no damage at all to the dam and weakening it when there's still more rain to come, in addition to the rain that's already fallen and not flowed through the watershed, will probably end well [FLOOD AGAIN?] Too bad the dam won't exist anymore
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bad news coming - barges containing oxidizing agents and blasting caps have also broken loose and are heading downriver toward the fertilizer barges
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Epic High Five posted:bad news coming - barges containing oxidizing agents and blasting caps have also broken loose and are heading downriver toward the fertilizer barges why did they build that federal building and daycare center on that dam??? its like catnip to those things
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Al! posted:https://twitter.com/FOX2now/status/1131542362344132608?s=19 tis but a scratch
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Epic High Five posted:bad news coming - barges containing oxidizing agents and blasting caps have also broken loose and are heading downriver toward the fertilizer barges nuclear barge coming down the pipe
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Admiral Ray posted:nuclear barge coming down the pipe dont tease me with blast corps 2 like that
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nuclear barge, truck bomb barge, Ork barge, really makes you wonder what they're gettin up to up there
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twoday posted:How's the modding in that subforum? How is the tolerance for poo poo posting? they let me poo poo post as long as I add a weather photo. for now anyway
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also grab your water wings Tulsa https://twitter.com/4029darby/status/1131676077380837376?s=21
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Peanut Butler posted:also yeah plains tornadoes g e n e r a l l y dont hit big population centers- people have been settling in the calmer storm zones of the plains for thousands of years, and when europeans got here they generally stuck to the same population centers because, hey, look at all these ancient orchards and native folks telling us 'oh yeah deffo stay here during tornado season'. Like there are all kinds of places in the plains with good soil and access to fresh water, but almost no one lives there because the weather gets disastrously catastrophic every 5-10 years or so neat. i'd be shocked if climate change didn't cause tornado areas to shift and put previously safe places at risk
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lol yeah 'if' was a p optimistic term to use there
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https://twitter.com/KTULNews/status/1131344069442117633?s=19 Infrastructure week
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you wanna party because it’s a super cell party in the panhandle 
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turn off the TV posted:the proper scientific term for this kind of event is "super chernobyl," i would expect at least one million deaths if not more
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glad dams almost exploding every year and then being ignored afterward is now routine
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I'm an hours drive from the Mississippi, this should be a good few weeks
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Silver Nitrate posted:you wanna party lol theres a city in oklahoma called 'liberal'
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