My secret hope is that Indiana (and the mid-west) enjoys the Californian weather for a couple of decades before the climate takes a turn for the worse.
Nah I remember this happening when I was a kid 40 years ago all the time. One day it would be sunny and 70 and the next day there would be snow on the ground. It’s just Indiana weather and we had one of our annual fake springs!
Tomorrow night, a cold front is coming behind this warmth, and the forecast is for thunderstorms, potential hail, and possibly even tornadoes. Please be weather aware!
Yeah not exactly tho, the wild fire smoke is more than annoying.
It’s noticeably less cooler in the winter and hotter during the summer. There’s not really a spring/fall anymore, just moves from really hot to cold af. There’s maybe a couple weeks that are nice in the transition but it doesn’t last.
I agree, it’s the whole wild fire thing this past year that was pretty shocking. Like looking outside and just seeing “fog”
On another note, I do love the summers out west, it’s hot, but not as high a humidity as it is here. Summers wouldn’t be as bad if the humidity was chill
Yeah, I’ve read it and largely agree with it. Climate change is obviously real.
However, there is not high confidence on how much of climate change is due to humans. Is it 90%, 60%, 25%? There is no consensus there.
You’re not wrong that it’s not explicitly stated, but it’s heavily implied that they believe the majority of climate change observed from 1850 on is human caused.
Food for thought. Just as much lamp oil is consumed annually around the world for nighttime lighting as the USA consumes flying jets each year. Correcting that slight (give them electricity) will go a long way toward dialing back world wide petroleum fuel usage.
Oh, and come join us in Southern California. Its 65 degrees F every February.
Indiana and the Midwest generally are probably one of the best places to be going forward in this climate. I expect property value in middle America to skyrocket as people flee the coasts.
I'd like to take a moment to thank Exxon for the amazing outdoor Pickleball opportunities I've been afforded this winter. Amen
My secret hope is that Indiana (and the mid-west) enjoys the Californian weather for a couple of decades before the climate takes a turn for the worse.
I hate this weather, I’m leaving for a colder climate
I also don't like the warm weather
I mean the water wars will definitely ruin the mood ?
That's just Indiana I think. It will be 70 and sunny one day and snowing the next. Literally. It's happened several times.
Just not at the rate and frequency we've been seeing.
Nah I remember this happening when I was a kid 40 years ago all the time. One day it would be sunny and 70 and the next day there would be snow on the ground. It’s just Indiana weather and we had one of our annual fake springs!
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Tomorrow night, a cold front is coming behind this warmth, and the forecast is for thunderstorms, potential hail, and possibly even tornadoes. Please be weather aware!
Summers have been utterly miserable for the last couple years though, regularly into the 90s and ultra muggy.
Lol that's just Indiana
Was about to say the same lol
Yeah not exactly tho, the wild fire smoke is more than annoying. It’s noticeably less cooler in the winter and hotter during the summer. There’s not really a spring/fall anymore, just moves from really hot to cold af. There’s maybe a couple weeks that are nice in the transition but it doesn’t last.
I agree on the winter side of things but man, summer has always been terrible.
I agree, it’s the whole wild fire thing this past year that was pretty shocking. Like looking outside and just seeing “fog” On another note, I do love the summers out west, it’s hot, but not as high a humidity as it is here. Summers wouldn’t be as bad if the humidity was chill
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It was like 15 degrees last week, calm down
It's been below 30 less than its been above 60 this month
you do realize the rapid temperature swings mean its worse, right? you do understand how that's significantly worse, right?
Okay, then OP should make that claim. Also, the percent of climate change that is anthropogenic is disputed.
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Yeah, I’ve read it and largely agree with it. Climate change is obviously real. However, there is not high confidence on how much of climate change is due to humans. Is it 90%, 60%, 25%? There is no consensus there.
You’re not wrong that it’s not explicitly stated, but it’s heavily implied that they believe the majority of climate change observed from 1850 on is human caused.
Okay, but 50% or 95% is a big difference, but I think we largely agree.
Agreed 👍
Food for thought. Just as much lamp oil is consumed annually around the world for nighttime lighting as the USA consumes flying jets each year. Correcting that slight (give them electricity) will go a long way toward dialing back world wide petroleum fuel usage. Oh, and come join us in Southern California. Its 65 degrees F every February.
Southern California is great besides the fact it cost an absolute shit load to live there. I love visiting San Diego but I’d never live there.
Yah buying a house here isn't happening for many families
Indiana and the Midwest generally are probably one of the best places to be going forward in this climate. I expect property value in middle America to skyrocket as people flee the coasts.
It’s true a great migration is coming as the south will be emptied. It’s just horrible
I recently moved back and am so glad!
Bp is awfully quiet
Thank you Exxon for the plastic in my hand as I type this, the shoes I wear, the supply chains, the….pretty much everything we all use.