@Superman, I know we got at each other pretty hard on here, especially these past few years.
Nonetheless, I wanted to check in on you, not sure if you're still in Tennessee, but read about the massive, deadly flooding there.
Hope all's well.
In the past 48 hours, parts of Tennessee have been swept by record-breaking rainfall and unexpected flash flooding that has
killed at least 21 people and left dozens missing.
“This is exactly the type of event we expect to see with increasing frequency in a warming climate,” said Gary Lackmann, a professor of atmospheric science at North Carolina State University.
The
Tennessee disaster comes just weeks after extraordinary floods struck Germany, sending water crashing through the streets and causing widespread devastation. In the aftermath, the president of the European Commission
called those floods a clear indication of climate change. “It shows the urgency to act,” she said.
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