re: Will we even have a hurricane season?

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I am currently in the Sahara Desert and I can tell you this much. 1. In 2020 we had significant sand storm traveling across the Sahara traveling west, eventually forming Hurricane Laura. 2. Two days ago we had a significant sand storm pass through my field moving west. 3. Temperatures in my field are significantly less than previous years. Not sure any of this has an effect. I live half of my life in the area where Laura was conceived and the other half of my life in the area where she made landfall as Cat4. Scary

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I wonder if the volcano eruption earlier this year in Tonga is still having an effect on the weather patterns. It was an underwater volcano. Natural events like that may or may not be picked up in computer modeling.

Interesting. Today the high was 105, unusually low for this time of the year. In past years it's been 120-130 and sometimes 145+

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In past years it's been 120-130 and sometimes 145+

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Do you live in Death Valley?

The highest temperature ever recorded in the U.S. was 134 degrees in Death Valley, California, on July 10, 1913. That's also the hottest temperature ever recorded anywhere on Earth.

Good job you dumb frick

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Do you live in Death Valley? The highest temperature ever recorded in the U.S. was 134 degrees in Death Valley, California, on July 10, 1913. That's also the hottest temperature ever recorded anywhere on Earth.

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That’s the guy living in the Sahara Desert.

Repubs: no such thing as a "hurricane" season

Damn son. So repubs can't take hate like liberals and dems? Yall are soft

Nah, I just see alot of libs/dems hate and try to balance it out. Like you, they get riled up..

Oh man the hypocrisy