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can’t wait for the local mayor to confiscate this so he can finally have a hot tub to relax
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Nodelphi posted:They crammed 800 nursing home patients into an old underwear factory with mattresses on the floor and 4 people died. Many got sick and overheated. Well look at that, they did learn something from katrina. That it's a real bitch dealing with the cleanup of water logged corpses in your facility so better to load em up on buses and dump them in a warehouse instead of say driving them to a hotel in Texas or whatever. Incredible.
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Speleothing posted:No it doesn't. It's a wastewater plant, so it stops your poop from going into the river. Does not provide your drinking water. quote:When sewage loads exceed the capacity of the Newtown Creek Sewage Treatment Facility trash, pesticides, petroleum products, PCBs, mercury, cadmium, lead, pathogenic microorganisms, and nutrients which reduce the dissolved oxygen content of the water are dumped into Newtown Creek. This dumping is referred to as a combined sewer overflow or CSO. CSOs can be triggered by as little as a tenth of an inch of rain. ???
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coke posted:??? What’s your question? Cities built in the last century or so have two sets of underground tubes: one for human waste that goes to treatment plants, one for storm drains that flows downhill to the nearest body of water. New York City and other old cities have one set of tubes. This originally just emptied into the nearest body of water. Now we attempt to treat all the water in the system, but treatment capacity is easily overwhelmed by modest rainfall. At that point, both sewage and rainwater bypass the treatment facility and end up in the water around Manhattan.
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Also that plant would have absolutely nothing to do with why the tap water smells funny
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also iirc the tap water technically isn't kosher because it's brimming with micro-lobsters https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copepod quote:Copepods are sometimes found in public main water supplies, especially systems where the water is not mechanically filtered,[27] such as New York City, Boston, and San Francisco.[28]
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How did this thread explode so much in posts. I was 400 behind back on the 28th and now I'm 4000 behind
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Milo and POTUS posted:How did this thread explode so much in posts. I was 400 behind back on the 28th and now I'm 4000 behind idk some kinda weather during those dates maybe no biggie
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Milo and POTUS posted:How did this thread explode so much in posts. I was 400 behind back on the 28th and now I'm 4000 behind a catastrophic hurricane hit the country
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Milo and POTUS posted:How did this thread explode so much in posts. I was 400 behind back on the 28th and now I'm 4000 behind https://twitter.com/radionic_powers/status/1433284800568303618
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Sure but I didn't expect 4000 posts in less than a week. I guess this is the only weather thread worth a drat on the forums though. Is this the second or third time NYC got inundated this season
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There's flooding around Gaspé, Québec this morning after the river overflowed... this is right near the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. My wife is at her son's place over there right now and as I was worried about Larry heading north my wife sent me this: https://i.imgur.com/MnMxNCK.mp4 Needless to say, there's not supposed to be water visible in this video. There's evacuations in some parts, city's telling them to stay put for now and that they'll come get them if need be. Water seems to be slowing down.
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The planet's dyin Cloud
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Bronze Fonz posted:There's flooding around Gaspé, Québec this morning after the river overflowed... this is right near the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. that's horrifying but also incredibly impressive that you managed to record video using an actual potato so i guess i'm saying this post is a land of contrasts
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Recorded via pomme de terre, garçon
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Didn't saguenay flood like a mother fucker back in the 90s? So that area isn't strange to inclement weather
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Good soup! posted:The planet's dyin Cloud
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Colonel Cancer posted:Recorded via pomme de terre, garçon lol
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Good soup! posted:The planet's dyin Cloud
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La planète se meurt Nuage
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The Bronx has always known how to party.
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Milo and POTUS posted:Didn't saguenay flood like a mother fucker back in the 90s? So that area isn't strange to inclement weather Saguenay is a bit further down the Saint-Lawrence but yeah. I'm looking at Larry real anxiously as my wife tells me the road is flooded both ways and they don't expect to get out of there for a couple of days at least.
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Good soup! posted:The planet's dyin Cloud
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https://twitter.com/StormyDaniels/status/1433914189874094084 a true american hero 
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blatman posted:also iirc the tap water technically isn't kosher because it's brimming with micro-lobsters something can't be technically not kosher, the kosherness is a ruling on the technicalities itself, not what an armchair rabbi thinks
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do Instagram links embed? https://www.instagram.com/p/CTXUBiMr1YB/?utm_medium=copy_link Anyway here’s some wild before / after satellite images of flooding
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Over/under on Larry hitting the Northeast? It looks like it'll curve off into the Atlantic but there's still a slight chance. :\
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UnknownTarget posted:Over/under on Larry hitting the Northeast?
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I'm anxiously hoping for Larry to gently caress off into northeastern uninhabited waters. Come on you gently caress, go eastward you loving coward!
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Bronze Fonz posted:I'm anxiously hoping for Larry to gently caress off into northeastern uninhabited waters. On the other hand people on the northeast coast have had it easy for far to long.
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Oh my god, I'm so sick of this loving hotel room. Entergy said my neighborhood would be back on Sunday but then they missed so many neighborhoods they said they'd have on today. https://twitter.com/Crimealytics/status/1434340787576258564
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PostNouveau posted:Oh my god, I'm so sick of this loving hotel room. Entergy said my neighborhood would be back on Sunday but then they missed so many neighborhoods they said they'd have on today. this was an absolutely bizarre thing for them to do. it’s literally only setting up people to be disappointed when they eventually don’t need their own NLT dates. they’re saying it’s gonna take til Sept. 29th for Terrebonne to get power fully back but I would not be surprised if that is blown out of the water down the bayou.
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Just a friendly reminder that spoiled food from power outages can be claimed on homeowner's/renter's insurance, but I'd imagine everyone in Hurricane Alley knows that.
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Anyone recall what the website is for looking at before after satellite images?
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Perry Mason Jar posted:¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Milo and POTUS posted:Sure but I didn't expect 4000 posts in less than a week. I guess this is the only weather thread worth a drat on the forums though. https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3762868 Next to no politics, some climate discussion but manages to avoid a lot of the doomposting found in the actual climate change thread. Weather weather weather.
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tangy yet delightful posted:Anyone recall what the website is for looking at before after satellite images? https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/
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