The Weather is Crazy

[Chicat]

Pensacola and NOLA with more snow than Omaha and SLC.

Literally just got off the phone with a buddy from Omaha who was telling me that if you want snow removal equipment at like 90% off you should come on down to Nebraska.

[dovecanyoncat]

Wildfires rage across the Carolinas; SC governor issues state of emergency

https://www.aol.com/news/wildfires-prom ... 41491.html

Red State DEI is outta control! Fire more NOAA Deep State drag queens! Shut down completely the ChiCom FEMA traitors! Break out the MAGA rakes and stop controlling weather with chem trails laden with nano-bots and vaccinations! Declare Martial Law!

[Chicat]

Wildfires rage across the Carolinas; SC governor issues state of emergency

https://www.aol.com/news/wildfires-prom ... 41491.html

This is where Trump gets to flex those winners vs losers muscles and provides a bunch of money for his people with no demands or comments about them changing their policies, and then shows up to throw toilet paper at a bunch of hillbillies to show he’s a real man of the people and the NYT will have ten days of headlines about how this is the moment he became President again.

[dovecanyoncat]

DEI Weather Controllers Terrorize Red State Homeowners. Deep State FEMA On Deck!

In Arizona, the state's Resilience and Mitigation Council is researching rising costs in the state and aims to make formal recommendations on how to keep insurance costs down before the end of 2025, KJZZ Phoenix reports.

Countrywide, larger groups are making efforts to combat rising insurance rates. In a letter to former President Biden in June 2024, more than 20 housing organizations urged the government to address rising homeowners insurance prices, calling for federally backed homeowners insurance.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/h ... dfef&ei=41

Homeowners floored by skyrocketing costs due to factors beyond their control: 'I actually felt like I might have to sell the house'

"It was all fine until August, and then all of a sudden my renewal went up from $1,450 a year to $4,500," Winneke said. "That's more than my property taxes."

"I'm on a fixed income, like most of the people in Dewey-Humboldt," Winneke added. "Most of the people here are retired, and they're not high income. I actually felt like I might have to sell the house."

Winneke and the residents of Dewey-Humboldt aren't alone, as rates have spiked across Arizona. According to AZ Central, home insurance premiums have risen by 62% since 2019, the highest rise in the U.S.

Solar panels and low flush toilets are to blame!!

Vivien Winneke, a homeowner and assessor for the Dewey-Humboldt Firewise community, knows how to protect her home from the risk of fires. This involves trimming trees and clearing out space between shrubs. However, even with her proactive measures, her insurance rates were just raised by over 300%.

Look! Up in the sky! Jewish Space Lasers!!

[dovecanyoncat]

The most significant severe weather outbreak of the year

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topst ... f31c&ei=21

An inch of rain per hour in Cali. Feet of snow in the Sierras. High wind fire danger in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas and Oklahoma. Tornados in the Plains.

The colossal storm will put over 100 million people at risk of severe weather, from blizzard conditions in the northern Plains to tornadoes and wildfires in the South. It has the potential to be "the most significant severe weather outbreak of the year" so far, AccuWeather said.

All the transgender members of NOAA are working overtime to destroy Amerika.

[dovecanyoncat]

It's windy as fuck in SoAZ. All you smokers and amateur pyros chill for now, K?

[Chicat]

80 yesterday, 68 today, snow tomorrow morning.

And I hear one of my genius neighbors running the gas out of his snowblower which guarantees we get a few inches accumulation.

Asshole…