Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for August 13, 2022

Climate is what you expect. Weather is what you get.

This one is easy. Central VA has been closer to super than warm for weeks.

And for this weekend, I forecast we will have weather.

Texans, tell us about OMG HOT.

..and in this region, the icebergs are melting 40 times faster than first predicted….

Damages from climate change were close to a TRILLION dollars in the 2010s. Fires, floods, storms and droughts. Expect to top a TRILLION in the 2020s. But spending money to slow it down or stop it is too expensive!!!

It’s all fun and games until the crops fail and millions starve.

The beer fridge on the porch will be working harder.

Well what do you know? An accurate forecast!

Copy…paste…copy…paste…copy…paste…

Enjoy it now. In a few months we’ll be complaining its too darn cold.

Southeast Louisiana has certainly had its share of hot day, however, the last 3 years we have really gotten record level rain, which has tended to keep temps down, one of the aspects of global warming being more water in the atmosphere and us living right on top of the Gulf.

When I lived in the UK, there was a skit that showed what the weather report in Spain would be every day. It was “Scorchio, scorchio, scorchio” every day. Getting like that everyone now.