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what makes a typhoon super? got bit by a radioactive derencho?
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actionjackson posted:don't worry, these are the same people that insist on staying in CA and paying 3-4x+ for housing because they enjoy the lifestyle lol
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Aug 23, 2020 20:44
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Bip Roberts posted:what is usual about this storm? it looks like one of the projected paths is right through Pyongyang, it also appears from my brief stroll through twitter using that hashtag that it’s basically just revving itself up because conditions are great for it to just keep getting stronger. idk much about typhoons though
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Aug 23, 2020 20:58
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i insist on living in california because its where i am employed
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Shear Modulus posted:i insist on living in california because its where i am employed
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flash flood flash flood
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Vox Nihili posted:Unless the home is literally in the middle of a major forest surrounded by trees on all sides it's not terribly difficult to harden it against wildfires, but everyone who owns these houses is too old, lazy, and entitled to make even the barest efforts. When at-risk counties try to put in place common sense regulations regarding landscaping and fire prevention the boomers lose their goddamn minds and show up to pitch an enormous fit about their favorite dying oak tree with branches overhanging their roof. or they are too busy working and rent to do it gently caress
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Spoondick posted:the most lethal fire in american history was the 1871 peshtigo fire mostly in wisconsin with up to 2500 deaths, but that was before deforestation, evacuation notifications and motorized transport... california will probably get the high score there at some point too big wildfires were pretty common in former Great Lakes logging areas because settlers and farmers tried to clear the leftover brush by lighting it on fire. it was apparently sort of common for these fires to get out of hand and kill people, even though the peshtigo fire was an extreme example so really, deforestation sort of caused that one
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Aug 23, 2020 22:38
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New Orleans just Matrix-dodging these hurricanes 
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Aug 23, 2020 22:43
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this new 2dcat music video is rad af
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Aug 23, 2020 23:15
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Aug 23, 2020 23:45
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PostNouveau posted:Marco may send all the actual rain north as the storm itself completely falls apart into just a wind storm with no water attached. central texas: 
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Aug 23, 2020 23:58
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Texas hasn’t eaten a hurricane for a while, it must be hungry.
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PostNouveau posted:New Orleans just Matrix-dodging these hurricanes Are they gonna trend slightly west so the double storm nightmare happens to Houston instead of New Orleans?
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Gripweed posted:Are they gonna trend slightly west so the double storm nightmare happens to Houston instead of New Orleans? Based on that youtube meteorologist, Marco is gonna fall apart from wind sheer and either Mississippi or Louisiana will get a bunch of rain from it, but not really organized in a storm form. Laura going south under Cuba makes it a lot more likely to get stronger and go west. Laura could be a dangerous storm, and Marco could fizzle out.
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PostNouveau posted:Based on that youtube meteorologist, Marco is gonna fall apart from wind sheer and either Mississippi or Louisiana will get a bunch of rain from it, but not really organized in a storm form. That's like the sixth storm this season to fizzle out before hitting the US. lame.
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Real hurthling! posted:what makes a typhoon super? got bit by a radioactive derencho? we should americanize derecho to "drencho"
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pancake rabbit posted:shut up shut up SHUT UP OR THEY'LL FIND US lol nobody is coming to the great lakes because Americans are babies that flee to unlivable hellholes just so they never have to see snow
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Polo-Rican posted:Ultimately they decided to do a nights and weekends partial shutdown, but also decided to speed it up by making it shittier. The wires and cables that send signals through the tunnel used to be housed in a protective concrete sheath, and this sheath was all crumbled due to salt water from Sandy. The original plan was to tear it all out and rebuild it. The new plan was to leave the crumbling wall there and cover it with strong netting so chunks don't fall out and derail trains. And instead of running cables through the protective concrete wall, they just stapled them to the tunnel wall. macgyver but for infrastructure
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PostNouveau posted:Laura going south under Cuba makes it a lot more likely to get stronger and go west. Laura could be a dangerous storm, and Marco could fizzle out. it's a good video! the most interesting part is that marco seems to push the texas high pressure bubble further west, enabling laura to strengthen and plow west instead of slipping north from shear
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Paradoxish posted:lol nobody is coming to the great lakes because Americans are babies that flee to unlivable hellholes just so they never have to see snow why would i want to move to a red state like michigan
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Red Baron posted:it looks like one of the projected paths is right through Pyongyang, it also appears from my brief stroll through twitter using that hashtag that it’s basically just revving itself up because conditions are great for it to just keep getting stronger. Typhoon is just a different name for a tropical cyclone, which name you use depends on where you are in the world. Tropical cyclones in the Atlantic and northeast Pacific are called hurricanes, ones in the northwest Pacific are Typhoons and ones in the south Pacific and Indian oceans are usually just called cyclones. A super typhoon is equivalent to a cat 5 hurricane. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_cyclone Helith has issued a correction as of 01:13 on Aug 24, 2020 |
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Vox Nihili posted:Unless the home is literally in the middle of a major forest surrounded by trees on all sides it's not terribly difficult to harden it against wildfires, but everyone who owns these houses is too old, lazy, and entitled to make even the barest efforts. When at-risk counties try to put in place common sense regulations regarding landscaping and fire prevention the boomers lose their goddamn minds and show up to pitch an enormous fit about their favorite dying oak tree with branches overhanging their roof. It’s also like the pandemic in that yes a mask helps you, but if the community around you is flagrantly unsafe, there are limits to how much a person can protect themselves.
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pancake rabbit posted:could be 1, could be 5, who's to say lol
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Paradoxish posted:lol nobody is coming to the great lakes because Americans are babies that flee to unlivable hellholes just so they never have to see snow went to college in SD would love to move to get a job in the great lakes area
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I am just glad the president has a stable hand on the tiller to guide America through th... Oh no
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Charlatan Eschaton posted:everybody can have a little smoke lmao if you live in the lower 48 states, or in a state at all rather than a colony of the states
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Charlatan Eschaton posted:everybody can have a little smoke jesus christ. even new york? sadly my first thought was I wonder if this will show up in Flight Simulator's live weather
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