All I’m gonna say is look up 1969 hurricane Camille and the 1935 Labor Day hurricane. These are not unprecedented whatsoever.
sachsrandy on
You’re foolish
PuertoricanDude88 on
That’s totally nonsense and dumb, unlike their machine that can control the weather and create hurricanes…..wait.
FieryBirb on
As a Floridan, go right ahead and make some memes. Just don’t flood me with them okay?
Creepy-Team6442 on
Blow over.🤔
BoiFrosty on
La Nina ocean current: am I a joke to you?
Ocean temps shifted into a La Nina phase last month meaning storm activity in the Atlantic increase. The transition can cause an instability too. This shit was being predicted since spring.
PutnamPete on
This is a big one.
We have had big ones before. We have had fewer hurricanes since “An Inconvenient Truth” than we had in the same time period before “An Inconvenient Truth.
doublethink_1984 on
Incoming reddit blame for middle class people who had nothing to do with huge corporations doing this crap.
welldresseddevil on
Post as many as you need to there might not be as many likes coming through soon
Brucee2EzNoY on
Oh no the place that is known for having huge hurricanes is having a huge hurricane! Who would have thought ??
No_wayy808 on
It’s not funny, I was there and 600 people died in the hurricane
Bradford_Pear on
This meme is illegal in Florida
(At least if you try to teach it in school)
nugssssssssssssssss on
Genuinely, how does a thousandth of a percent of man-made carbon in the atmosphere make bad hurricanes
I don’t get it
ElectricalPlantain35 on
I’m fucked
Tiranus58 on
Interesting why noone talks about the floods in europe which are (i hope) a one time thing, not almost every year like hurricanes for the us
KaiOfHawaii on
As someone from Kaua’i, an island that was hit straight on by the cat. 4 hurricane Iniki, I *do not* have a good feeling about Florida.
I still remember stories from my dad, like how their neighbor’s roof tiles acted like ninja stars and impaled themselves into his bedroom wall. It wasn’t unusual that the roofs of houses tore off the walls and entire structures could flip upside down in the span of a few seconds, even if they were nailed down. The hurricane caused the endless rain to move completely sideways and even bend over and around buildings because the wind was so strong.
I can’t imagine all of this happening in a place that’s supposed to *naturally* capture water. Twice.
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All I’m gonna say is look up 1969 hurricane Camille and the 1935 Labor Day hurricane. These are not unprecedented whatsoever.
You’re foolish
That’s totally nonsense and dumb, unlike their machine that can control the weather and create hurricanes…..wait.
As a Floridan, go right ahead and make some memes. Just don’t flood me with them okay?
Blow over.🤔
La Nina ocean current: am I a joke to you?
Ocean temps shifted into a La Nina phase last month meaning storm activity in the Atlantic increase. The transition can cause an instability too. This shit was being predicted since spring.
This is a big one.
We have had big ones before. We have had fewer hurricanes since “An Inconvenient Truth” than we had in the same time period before “An Inconvenient Truth.
Incoming reddit blame for middle class people who had nothing to do with huge corporations doing this crap.
Post as many as you need to there might not be as many likes coming through soon
Oh no the place that is known for having huge hurricanes is having a huge hurricane! Who would have thought ??
It’s not funny, I was there and 600 people died in the hurricane
This meme is illegal in Florida
(At least if you try to teach it in school)
Genuinely, how does a thousandth of a percent of man-made carbon in the atmosphere make bad hurricanes
I don’t get it
I’m fucked
Interesting why noone talks about the floods in europe which are (i hope) a one time thing, not almost every year like hurricanes for the us
As someone from Kaua’i, an island that was hit straight on by the cat. 4 hurricane Iniki, I *do not* have a good feeling about Florida.
I still remember stories from my dad, like how their neighbor’s roof tiles acted like ninja stars and impaled themselves into his bedroom wall. It wasn’t unusual that the roofs of houses tore off the walls and entire structures could flip upside down in the span of a few seconds, even if they were nailed down. The hurricane caused the endless rain to move completely sideways and even bend over and around buildings because the wind was so strong.
I can’t imagine all of this happening in a place that’s supposed to *naturally* capture water. Twice.