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Ragtime All The Time posted:what’s the outlook like for the Riverside fire? my parents are in a level 2 be ready to go zone right next to a level 3. https://gacc.nifc.gov/nwcc/information/firemap.aspx
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Not to worry, the fires will be stopped once they run into the wastelands that already burned to ashes last year.
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we can just burn down and flood every biome equally so no one has to worry about moving somewhere else just wait your turn to roast and/or drown
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 lol it owns that our air quality site's needle doesn't go past 300, hell yeah
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Louisgod posted:
only 300 aqi, not good not bad
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Spoondick posted:only 300 aqi, not good not bad no, it's at ~400 right now, which means if it gets ~100 points worse it starts to be the same as perfect air
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Louisgod posted:
All hail needle
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Spoondick posted:https://twitter.com/CALFIRE_ButteCo/status/1304100342280323072?s=19 Should be the Butte Fire
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Louisgod posted:
just burn some more poo poo so it warps back around
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TeenageArchipelago posted:Butte Fire when cumshitter reaches 88mph
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We've entered... the Butte Zone
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There is a surveyor who went around naming things after his wife's tits so im waiting for a Mary's Nipples fire or whatever
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most of the cities in the Great Lakes region are with the water to their east or north that isn't good sunset mechanics, guys Salt Lake City knows what it's doing, OTOH
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Oh cool, last nights winds moved the bobcat fire several miles south. At least the air in Pomona is slightly cleaner
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Man Musk posted:most of the cities in the Great Lakes region are with the water to their east or north that isn't good sunset mechanics, guys Mackinac City with the 4d chess making sure it has a good view of the sunrise, sunset, and oil spilling out of the pipeline running under the straights
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TeenageArchipelago posted:Should be the Butte Fire our buttes are always on fire
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With all the fires really smoking the poo poo out of major population centers in the last couple of years, I wonder if there's already been any uptick in lung cancer/disease related deaths that can be tied back to smoke inhalation. We already know for sure that living in an area with pollution smog will cause huge upticks.
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RC Cola posted:Wisconsin is a somehow worse Illinois just chiming that this is 1000% wrong outside Chicago proper
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Telsa Cola posted:There is a surveyor who went around naming things after his wife's tits so im waiting for a Mary's Nipples fire or whatever how many tits did his wife have
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If you want to move somewhere cheap with all 4 seasons, good outdoor recreation, and very little exposure to immediate climate devastation West Virginia has everything that the Midwest has and more. There are only like 3 good places to live in the state but that's more than Indiana (zero), Ohio (zero), Michigan (one), Iowa (zero), Wisconsin (zero), and Minnesota (two). Plus you have hills and stuff instead of just boring flat land.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:If you want to move somewhere cheap with all 4 seasons, good outdoor recreation, and very little exposure to immediate climate devastation West Virginia has everything that the Midwest has and more. There are some pretty decent places in Michigan, not that I'm really an expert. Not everyone needs to live in a fun college town with 600 brew pubs (or whatever the hell the equivalent of that is in West Virginia).
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Vox Nihili posted:There are some pretty decent places in Michigan, not that I'm really an expert. Not everyone needs to live in a fun college town with 600 brew pubs (or whatever the hell the equivalent of that is in West Virginia). no they’re all bad. every one of them is a small town of like 50,000 boring blank people beside 2 highways. At least you can go whitewater rafting and climbing in WV.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:If you want to move somewhere cheap with all 4 seasons, good outdoor recreation, and very little exposure to immediate climate devastation West Virginia has everything that the Midwest has and more. Ohio is safe from floods
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Iron Crowned posted:Ohio is safe from floods Ohio is northern Florida with snow.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:no they’re all bad. every one of them is a small town of like 50,000 boring blank people beside 2 highways. Hmmm
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Man Musk posted:most of the cities in the Great Lakes region are with the water to their east or north that isn't good sunset mechanics, guys The trouble with being on the east side of a lake is lake-effect snow. (Ask anyone from Buffalo.)
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shooting the fires out, to own somebody
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actionjackson posted:how many tits did his wife have I think he also moved onto nipples at some point as well. But be definitely did repeats.
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silicone thrills posted:With all the fires really smoking the poo poo out of major population centers in the last couple of years, I wonder if there's already been any uptick in lung cancer/disease related deaths that can be tied back to smoke inhalation. We already know for sure that living in an area with pollution smog will cause huge upticks. how quickly do you think lung cancer spreads? i mean in the future there's going to be people dead from the smoke but it's not going to be something you can tease out from the other lung stuff going around
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Powered Descent posted:The trouble with being on the east side of a lake is lake-effect snow. (Ask anyone from Buffalo.) I will bravely live in Buffalo and suffer the snow so that nobody else has to. Speaking of, how IS Buffalo as a place to live, anyway? 
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Relevant Tangent posted:how quickly do you think lung cancer spreads? i mean in the future there's going to be people dead from the smoke but it's not going to be something you can tease out from the other lung stuff going around I used to work for a cancer research center and it was pretty fascinating the amount of stuff they were able to work through on public health data tied back to zipcodes and such. I probably shouldn't have mentioned cancer because yeah that would be in a few more years. Its more like COPD, asthma, etc right now.
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silicone thrills posted:I used to work for a cancer research center and it was pretty fascinating the amount of stuff they were able to work through on public health data tied back to zipcodes and such. yeah cancers are a particular tricky thing and is more "long-term exposure" and probably cumulative. smoking one cig isnt going to give you lung cancer (although entirely possible it could, just stupidly small and it would be hard to point to 40 years later going "ah my lung cancer was from that cig i smoked when i was 15") but doing pack a day for 30 years gives a very high probability. likewise smog, pollution, etc is similar. it is easily traced to astma and other respiratory distress over time but again just visitting a smogged city for a week isnt going to give you asthma or cancer, but living it for decades, especially being born into it, can, and at a high probability. likewise it'd be pretty hard to point to an wildfire event 5-40 years ago saying "yes this is why you have asthma / lung cancer" but certainly will exasperbate problems and will prob induce some damage along with covid shredding lungs it'd be a fun wombo combo 
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Zarin posted:I will bravely live in Buffalo and suffer the snow so that nobody else has to. there are no jobs or poorly paying jobs a very weird place, but some good food and incredible people watching at one of the old timey italian restaurants
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Also coronavirus apparently because it spreads notably better when it can attach to pollutant particles.
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JAY ZERO SUM GAME posted:people have been trying to make it a "move here with our low cost of living, nyc citizens!" destination for ten years green bay is basically buffalo but our starting wage is around $15 also lol at that WV dude earlier who was saying the great lakes wasn't a good place to live https://public.tableau.com/profile/tamar.epner#!/vizhome/USdatavisualizationforweb/USSPIonlineviz
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