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tired: cyclonic activity wired: marine heatwaves https://twitter.com/US_Stormwatch/status/1557883801455452160
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SirPablo posted:That's showing what the grass and the air between the blades can absorb, not the soil. Infiltration rates are not high enough to explain the cup on the left. Fake science. it's real to me dammit 
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Gripweed posted:yeah I don't even have any food or water stashed away for this hurricane season. Nothing is happening this year. it still seems like a good idea to always have a few days supply of food and water stowed somewhere just in case for any reason
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Mr. Lobe posted:it still seems like a good idea to always have a few days supply of food and water stowed somewhere just in case for any reason I live in the middle of a major American city, there’s really no need.
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Gripweed posted:I live in the middle of a major American city, there’s really no need.
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stealie72 posted:Can't tell if you're trolling or just willfully ignorant. When you live in the middle of a major city you have no room. My roommate keeps getting on me to pick up some water bottles, despite the fact I have a good 15 gallons of bulk water and purification things, so I'm not exactly sure what the advantage would be in bottle form.
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having supplies in an apartment is way harder than just dying
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Aug 12, 2022 18:00
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Surely anyone could a couple gallons of eater under their bed or on top of the fridge or something, and who doesn't have at least 1 shelf in a cabinet they could stow a few days of dry goods in?
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Mr. Lobe posted:Surely anyone could a couple gallons of eater under their bed or on top of the fridge or something, and who doesn't have at least 1 shelf in a cabinet they could stow a few days of dry goods in? please understand, I build Gundam models. that space is full 
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Gripweed posted:please understand, I build Gundam models. that space is full Gundam is just mad nug backwards. You can eat them!
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You should have a stockpile of food anyway what with the constant crazy rise in prices. Think of it this way, you're investing in food today so you can save $ on food in the future
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Gripweed posted:please understand, I build Gundam models. that space is full lol good luck with that
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NeonPunk posted:You should have a stockpile of alcohol anyway what with the constant crazy rise in prices.
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If you live in a city you'll be finehttps://twitter.com/latimes/status/1558153042339319808quote:If a similar storm were to happen today, the study says, up to 10 million people would be displaced, major interstate freeways such as Interstates 5 and 80 would be shut down for months, and population centers including Stockton, Fresno and parts of Los Angeles would be submerged — a $1-trillion disaster larger than any in world history.
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Mr. Lobe posted:Surely anyone could a couple gallons of eater under their bed or on top of the fridge or something, and who doesn't have at least 1 shelf in a cabinet they could stow a few days of dry goods in? rip dry goods
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Pryor on Fire posted:If you live in a city you'll be finehttps://twitter.com/latimes/status/1558153042339319808 The formal paper was helpfully explained in a blog post by one of the authors.
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the big one and the deluge and the super volcano and whatever other westcoast disaster is never gonna happen in this loser timeline
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Gripweed posted:Almost as if grass, by being a complex structure with much more surface area, helps the ground above it absorb water oh my god i hate you all FINE https://imgur.com/NtF5A22 It's just loving running out the sides, like I said. i hate this kind of worthless "science" because it's the dumbest possible poo poo that's obviously fake and is trivially disproven and chuds use it as a gotcha there's no global warming because you lied about water running out of a glass yes, damp healthy ground absorbs water faster than baked, dry fields. no, it's nowhere near as dramatic as that dogshit video Harik has issued a correction as of 20:45 on Aug 12, 2022 |
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Harik posted:oh my god i hate you all FINE Ahem, you did not do this experiment properly. You need to compare it on a parched field for it to be an acceptable result.
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That's so goddamned pitch-perfect it makes me grind my teeth, lol. The legitimate answer to that is I'm not performing an experiment here, I'm requesting more data from the original experiment to confirm that their methodology properly accounted for the surface tension of water.
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Gripweed posted:yeah I don't even have any food or water stashed away for this hurricane season. Nothing is happening this year. this is the first stage the kids call “gently caress around” in “gently caress around and find out”
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Pryor on Fire posted:If you live in a city you'll be finehttps://twitter.com/latimes/status/1558153042339319808 They just gotta build the highways really really tall like in New Orleans
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The only emergency supplies one needs to keep around are tarps.
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Wolfy posted:The only emergency supplies one needs to keep around are tarps.
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Real hurthling! posted:the big one and the deluge and the super volcano and whatever other westcoast disaster is never gonna happen in this loser timeline dont forget the cascadia tsunami
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TheLemonOfIchabod posted:dont forget the cascadia tsunami I mean if we're talking about the cascadia tsunami we have to talk about the massive earthquake that will cause it too. It's not like cascadia is any more prepared for that https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/07/20/the-really-big-one
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i just hope we get a big one that every one agrees was THE big one cause i dont want to get lectured after 120 million deaths about aktually the plate could have ruptured even harder if
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Real hurthling! posted:i just hope we get a big one that every one agrees was THE big one cause i dont want to get lectured after 120 million deaths about aktually the plate could have ruptured even harder if if we bothered to do anything about climate, we’d be sorry for the wasted effort if we got a bunch of big ones and died.
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Harik posted:That's so goddamned pitch-perfect it makes me grind my teeth, lol. perhaps you, like the water, need to touch grass 
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Harik posted:oh my god i hate you all FINE tarp or gtfo
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Storing water long-term seems like a bad idea, it'll get all manky.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Storing water long-term seems like a bad idea, it'll get all manky. You have to put a little bleach in it when you store it or it will get gross yeah
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My favorite weather phenomenon is earthquake My second favorite is tsunami
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SirPablo posted:My favorite weather phenomenon is earthquake two great tastes that taste great together
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earthquake goonami
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Wolfy posted:The only emergency supplies one needs to keep around are tarps. I'm gonna make a million jillion dollars selling bumper stickers that say "JESUS IS MY TARP"
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poor seattlites, thought of cascadian subduction and died
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Cup Runneth Over posted:Storing water long-term seems like a bad idea, it'll get all manky. gotta rotate it out every 6 months and keep it inside where the temps are more mild
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