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31. On the Gulf Coast....

Thu Oct 24, 2024, 10:37 AM

Oct 2024

The high temperatures are forecast to finally get out of the 80s around Nov 3rd with our first norther.. That is just much later than normal. Gulf of Mexico water temperatures set records.

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It takes energy to remove carbon orthoclad Oct 2024 #40

Sadly this will not get the attention it deserves. The world will suffer. live love laugh Oct 2024 #10

we are saying goodbye et tu Oct 2024 #11

Maybe it is getting ready to say goodbye to us Stuckinthebush Oct 2024 #15

true nt et tu Oct 2024 #18

The current has been slowing for some time now Warpy Oct 2024 #14

the fog may clear et tu Oct 2024 #17

Oh, I'm not that gloomy Warpy Oct 2024 #21

Yes but extrapolating a collapse from thousands of years ago moniss Oct 2024 #33

First, you can't predict it Warpy Oct 2024 #36

You miss the point entirely.nt moniss Oct 2024 #37

Humans might revert to lithic hunter-gatherers orthoclad Oct 2024 #43

That's usually who manages to survive any major collapse Warpy Oct 2024 #44

Usually? The spcies has never seen a collapse like the one approaching. orthoclad Oct 2024 #45

The one around 1177-186 (the date changes constantly) BC comes very close Warpy Oct 2024 #46

No comparison. The global biosphere didn't collapse. orthoclad Oct 2024 #48

That's just it, we don't know what happened to erase civilizations over such a wide area Warpy Oct 2024 #49

You miss my point orthoclad Oct 2024 #50

You missed my last sentences. Warpy Oct 2024 #52

Mutual. Gotcha. orthoclad Oct 2024 #53

Oct 23, south-central KY, 86F on my porch. Hermit-The-Prog Oct 2024 #16

We're in the same neighborhood in KY Bayard Oct 2024 #22

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K&R Think. Again. Oct 2024 #27

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K&R Wild blueberry Oct 2024 #30

On the Gulf Coast.... surfered Oct 2024 #31

If the system of Atlantic currents collapses mn9driver Oct 2024 #34

Excellent point that gets ignored orthoclad Oct 2024 #54

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Jesus will save us dalton99a Oct 2024 #42

There is also the danger of stagnation. Morbius Oct 2024 #47