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yourm0m1 t1_ixwyd05 wrote

Username checks out.

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Harmacc t1_ixxc3h6 wrote

Wait until billions of people are displaced. Wait until we have mass famines. I know this is a shit post, but you have no idea what’s coming in the next couple of decades.

Guess what happens when we get a blue ocean event. Guess what happens when the AMOC stops and jet stream collapses. Guess what happens when the tundra thaws and we get peat fires that never go out. Guess what happens when the ocean acidifies and it releases billions of tons of Greenhouse gasses.

That’s our future. Glad you’re enjoying the weather.

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CowHuman7223 t1_ixxszco wrote

I've been burning tires and garbage for years in VT. You can thank me now.

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the_winter_woods t1_ixyuvuc wrote

I disagree. Consistent snow and cold temps are one thing. The insane temp swings we are having due to climate change - 40 degrees and rain then drops to -15 in a couple hours, are much harder to deal with and way more stressful on infrastructure and animals. Not to mention big rain events, drought, end of reliable snowpack for the resorts, food system disruption. It’s bad…

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Rich_Depth7314 t1_ixyyj7h wrote

It's more likely a result of being in an extended La Nina cycle. This is only the third time in the last hundred years that La Nina has gone 3 years. This winter will likely be a bit warm and wet, but the conventional wisdom is that we'll head back into El Nino next year. Not that climate isn't a long-term factor, but variation on the scale of just a few years is generally more attributable to other things.

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