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Posted on 8/11/17 at 6:37 pm to Catman88
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Congrats you are a fricking moron
I will prove you are the idiot
The average rainfall in August for our area is a 2.85".
Our daily averages--historically now--is 0.09".
We have had over 2 inches every day in my area since last Sunday. We have SHATTERED monthly records the last two years with this summer being historic itself having June, July, and now August averages blown away. There are other areas around the South that are having record historic rainfall themselves: Biloxi being one of them.
This has been one of the coolest Summers in the history of my area. We have had major flooding in the whole area last year with over 20 inches in 2-3 days and flooding in certain areas the last few years.
The trends are absolutely unmistakable---we can see more and more rainfall to the point of major flooding each and every year. Eventually people will be forced off the coast and those in low-lying areas will forced inland. I can bet you your own arse that in 10 years the population of Louisiana will be half of what it is now or less. Guaranteed.
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