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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk
Tak, I handle natural disasters with/for FEMA. I have not worked a major hurricane in over 2 years. The last was a typhoon I worked was in Pago Pago. We have had a few brushes of normal weather activity during the hurricane season. I see you posted what looks to be fire. I'm not sure how that is associated with global warming. I see a picture of the Jersey shore after Sandy. Been sometime since we have seen a storm like Sandy. Another picture of natural occurring flooding. There is no more or less flooding across the US that I'm aware of. These really do not drive the point home of the earth warming. Working with FEMA for 13 years, it has been very quiet in the Atlantic. The predicted numerous storms from years ago never materialized. Melting ice caps do are a good indicator.
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In order, the pictures are of (1) California wildfires from this past season, (2) the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, (3) the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, and (4) the tornado supercell that ravaged Georgia on January 22nd. That's this year.
Weather is getting worse. You can deny it if you'd like, but the science is against you. I don't expect it to change any minds in the bubble.