This storm is just another reason why people don't trust experts particularly when it comes to climate and weather. I was in one of the 4-5 inland communities in SD County that was subject to a Tropical Storm Warning. According to our National Weather Service "life threatening and catastrophic" conditions were likely with 65 mph wind gusts. I even got a tornado alert and flash flooding alert that said flash flooding was imminent. We got a good soaking and it was breezy for about an hour, or so. Even in the middle of the storm (aka mild rain), the Warning remained despite the fact that actual conditions were a long ways from a "sub-hurricane". It would be one thing if they said they're was a chance of "life threatening and catastrophic" conditions, but no it was likely. Weather and climate never seems to live up to the hyperbole promoted by the so-called experts and the media.
It's called, "drowning the news information" watty. The things Joe and Hunter were up to are now coming to the light. The darkness knows only how to lie, cheat, kill and steal. All the darkness knows is lie. The Lap Top from Hell is real and the things that Hunter & Joe were doing is insane. Plus, Ashley's Diary of shower time with dad is sad. The Grand Kids have to shower with Grandpa Joe as well.This storm is just another reason why people don't trust experts particularly when it comes to climate and weather. I was in one of the 4-5 inland communities in SD County that was subject to a Tropical Storm Warning. According to our National Weather Service "life threatening and catastrophic" conditions were likely with 65 mph wind gusts. I even got a tornado alert and flash flooding alert that said flash flooding was imminent. We got a good soaking and it was breezy for about an hour, or so. Even in the middle of the storm (aka mild rain), the Warning remained despite the fact that actual conditions were a long ways from a "sub-hurricane". It would be one thing if they said they're was a chance of "life threatening and catastrophic" conditions, but no it was likely. Weather and climate never seems to live up to the hyperbole promoted by the so-called experts and the media.
Well, lucky you. We got 2 inches here and they are still cleaning up the downed and damaged trees in our neighborhood. SR 38 was washed out for over 3 miles in the mountains, and US395 was closed through most of the Owens Valley for days.This storm is just another reason why people don't trust experts particularly when it comes to climate and weather. I was in one of the 4-5 inland communities in SD County that was subject to a Tropical Storm Warning. According to our National Weather Service "life threatening and catastrophic" conditions were likely with 65 mph wind gusts. I even got a tornado alert and flash flooding alert that said flash flooding was imminent. We got a good soaking and it was breezy for about an hour, or so. Even in the middle of the storm (aka mild rain), the Warning remained despite the fact that actual conditions were a long ways from a "sub-hurricane". It would be one thing if they said they're was a chance of "life threatening and catastrophic" conditions, but no it was likely. Weather and climate never seems to live up to the hyperbole promoted by the so-called experts and the media.
Well you know it’s the old it didn’t happen to me so it’s fake news routine. “Storm what storm? Virus what virus? Fire what fire?” Yet the things their news sources promote ate 100% an issue! Selective information vetting.Well, lucky you. We got 2 inches here and they are still cleaning up the downed and damaged trees in our neighborhood. SR 38 was washed out for over 3 miles in the mountains, and US395 was closed through most of the Owens Valley for days.
Well, lucky you. We got 2 inches here and they are still cleaning up the downed and damaged trees in our neighborhood. SR 38 was washed out for over 3 miles in the mountains, and US395 was closed through most of the Owens Valley for days.
Typical of what happens with our normal winter storms. At least you guys are set on bottled water and flashlights for a while.Well you know it’s the old it didn’t happen to me so it’s fake news routine. “Storm what storm? Virus what virus? Fire what fire?” Yet the things their news sources promote ate 100% an issue! Selective information vetting.
Tesla semi in action --
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Tesla Semi passes diesel trucks on Donner Pass' steep grades
Footage of Tesla's Semi blowing the doors off diesel trucks on the Donner Pass in California might make Elon Musk's case that the rig is indeed "badass."www.overdriveonline.com
Well you know it’s the old it didn’t happen to me so it’s fake news routine. “Storm what storm? Virus what virus? Fire what fire?” Yet the things their news sources promote ate 100% an issue! Selective information vetting.
Typical of what happens with our normal winter storms. At least you guys are set on bottled water and flashlights for a while.
It blew all the dead pine needles out of my trees. My driveway is a mess, it may take me weeks to recover.
As usual you both miss the point entirely.
Typically I just do a GoFundMe. I'm getting a new tat and gaming console, so I don't have the funds right now to have someone clean my driveway.Have you considered a social media plea for help from Ukraine, illegal aliens and college deadbeats? They're all flush with cash these days.
Good thing he was able to plug it in the night before. Gavin's brown outs usually come without warning.
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Greg Abbott draws outrage after ERCOT's rolling blackouts warning
Texas residents accused Abbott of turning the state into a "developing country" and slammed him for misdirecting his focus away from the state's power grid.www.newsweek.com
Typically I just do a GoFundMe. I'm getting a new tat and gaming console, so I don't have the funds right now to have someone clean my driveway.
Do you read your post before you post them or did you fall off the wagon.. again.Well you know it’s the old it didn’t happen to me so it’s fake news routine. “Storm what storm? Virus what virus? Fire what fire?” Yet the things their news sources promote ate 100% an issue! Selective information vetting.
Oh my! For days!!Well, lucky you. We got 2 inches here and they are still cleaning up the downed and damaged trees in our neighborhood. SR 38 was washed out for over 3 miles in the mountains, and US395 was closed through most of the Owens Valley for days.
Wasn’t much for me either. As you miss the point entirely, it’s not always about you.Typical of what happens with our normal winter storms. At least you guys are set on bottled water and flashlights for a while.
It blew all the dead pine needles out of my trees. My driveway is a mess, it may take me weeks to recover.
As usual you both miss the point entirely.