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A Bad King posted:The Great Lakes have waves that have an extremely short wavelength when compared to either of the two oceans. On a semi-rare but sad occasion we see a nee'r-do-well going out from shore on a pontoon best meant for inland Michigan lakes and sinking from surprise 4ft swells that batter them in rapid succession. Yeah, they kill a ton of people every year because people wildly underestimate how dangerous the great lakes, especially Superior and Michigan, can be. A bunch of the time they are calm enough to rowboat, paddleboard, etc on, but if a storm is coming in or just high winds, 6ft waves can start up and people get into trouble very fast.
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WoodrowSkillson posted:Yeah, they kill a ton of people every year because people wildly underestimate how dangerous the great lakes, especially Superior and Michigan, can be. A bunch of the time they are calm enough to rowboat, paddleboard, etc on, but if a storm is coming in or just high winds, 6ft waves can start up and people get into trouble very fast.
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:The best element is the Honda Element The Truth is posted on the walls of a dead gay forum.
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Perry Mason Jar posted:Last year you said we'd geoengineer you’ll sulfate aerosol today
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WoodrowSkillson posted:Yeah, they kill a ton of people every year because people wildly underestimate how dangerous the great lakes, especially Superior and Michigan, can be. A bunch of the time they are calm enough to rowboat, paddleboard, etc on, but if a storm is coming in or just high winds, 6ft waves can start up and people get into trouble very fast. I used to work for a guy who went in to his sunfish sailing club one morning on the north shore and didn’t come back that afternoon turns out he’d gotten a bug up his rear end and was like "I’ve got lunch, a gallon of water and great weather I’m headin to Michigan" it was roughly seventy miles to Benton harbor and the coast guard (alerted when the club reported him gone) picked him up about fifteen miles off the Michigan beach, happy as a clam and making seven knots
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WoodrowSkillson posted:Yeah, they kill a ton of people every year because people wildly underestimate how dangerous the great lakes, especially Superior and Michigan, can be. A bunch of the time they are calm enough to rowboat, paddleboard, etc on, but if a storm is coming in or just high winds, 6ft waves can start up and people get into trouble very fast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuzTkGyxkYI
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RadiRoot posted:texas grid go boom it never goes boom!
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GFS has a known feedback with dry soils. Lot of Midwest been pushing right into a flash drought.
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Eh those are weak numbers for Texas, well have 40/105 in Southern Germany starting Friday into next week at least 
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Gunshow Poophole posted:you’ll sulfate aerosol today Which head of state will hear "Nuclear Winter" and decide it's a solution?
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Failson posted:Which head of state will hear "Nuclear Winter" and decide it's a solution? I heard nuclear winter would result in significant issues due to crop failures, regional droughts, horrible air quality due to soot in the atmosphere, region-sized firestorms, water supply issues, and pollinator death. That sounds horrible.
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A Bad King posted:I heard nuclear winter would result in significant issues due to crop failures, regional droughts, horrible air quality due to soot in the atmosphere, region-sized firestorms, water supply issues, and pollinator death. That sounds horrible. Thankfully the economy mostly takes place indoors so those aren't really issues
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uber_stoat posted:when will the rogue geoengineering projects start kicking off... the first one is still going strong since like 1820 or whatever.
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tuyop posted:the first one is still going strong since like 1820 or whatever. Speaking of which Tuesday just broke Mondays warmest day globally record. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jul/05/tuesday-was-worlds-hottest-day-on-record-breaking-mondays-record So that's um, fun.
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dr_rat posted:Speaking of which Tuesday just broke Mondays warmest day globally record. what will tomorrow bring
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NeonPunk posted:Average temperature of 62F? That sounds very mild to me. Way to cold. We can definitely do better.
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theflyingexecutive posted:Ooooo ooooo, everyone post your temperatures! that's the best part of this thread! 74/m/hudson valley
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wervelstormpje in the netherlands today https://twitter.com/CarlMarsalis/status/1676597194298650626 also a huge summer storm that knocked out a large part of the railway system and blocked a ton of highways and roads with fallen trees https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=megIJOa7PKw
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George H.W. oval office posted:Sandy Beach in Hawaii is also known as break neck beach because the break is so incredibly close to the shore. If you gently caress up and get crushed you are being slammed into the ground in about 2ft deep water. Water bad. also because it's the next beach down the road from Hanauma bay, which is a huge tourist spot but also fills up pretty quickly so a lot of people get turned away and then just go to the next beach, which is not a safe one
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A Bad King posted:I heard nuclear winter would result in significant issues due to crop failures, regional droughts, horrible air quality due to soot in the atmosphere, region-sized firestorms, water supply issues, and pollinator death. That sounds horrible. but winter is cold, so if we are worried about it being too warm we should maybe consider the winter. don't be afraid of atoms
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ekuNNN posted:wervelstormpje in the netherlands today Heilige poep! Pisssssen!
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you guys see this wild poo poo in Alberta on Canada Day (1 July)? https://youtu.be/3HEJTkbNmsA https://youtu.be/UudiPrlVGkY
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