Environment

Our Climate Crisis

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HELP - While some global regions keep drying up, other areas worldwide will continue to experience extreme flooding dangers.

The United Nations climate report predicts most of the sea ice in the Arctic Ocean will melt by 2035 leading to a complete lack of ice in the Summer season. Since polar bears, penguins, and other animals won't have places to hunt, they'll move inland into parts of Alaska and Canada.

2022 CLIMATE CHANGE

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Americans have been fed Republican lies for the past few years including the denial of climate change. We now see and feel reality.

Today the weather made an abrupt change which is undeniable. From 60 degrees in the Northeast today to 30 tomorrow.

While Persistent Heat in cover most of Southern California; A Wintry Mix Shifts to the East Coast with a vengeance and that’s not all.

Loving Gardening

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Are you having a difficult time starting your garden? Here are dozens of books you can read online, or go to the local library and borrow for a period of time. Happy Valentines Day 😍  

All-New Square Foot Gardening, 3rd Edition

by Mel Bartholomew

Freezing Beauty

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Freezing beauty forecast for The Big Apple. -2 C A slight chance of freezing rain or freezing drizzle for NYC afterwards.

Mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. Southeast wind 6 to 8 mph becoming north after midnight. https://weather.gov

Ice Drops Falling

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Snow, ice, and freezing raindrops falling on our heads are forecast for a large swath of the USA from the Southwest to the Northeast.

A major winter storm is underway across the Central USA with snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Areas in the Northeast will start to see wintry weather tonight into tomorrow.

The large-scale and massive winter storm will impact the Central, Eastern, and Southern U.S. over the next few days. Heavy snowfall is expected from the southern Rockies to northern New England, and heavy ice accretion is likely from Texas to Pennsylvania.

Mega Flash

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An American flashback in the pan becomes the new World record 477-mile-long lightning “MegaFlash” now confirmed over the USA.

The official explanation of a mega flash is any horizontal lightning bolt that travels more than 62 miles (100 kilometers.) This new record flash went far beyond the definition.

U.S. lightning bolt leaps into record books at 477 miles long http://reut.rs/3saIxYG

Last Man Laughing

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What a difference two decades make. Comedian James Christian Kimmel is still joking and his two competitors are no longer standing.

Jay Leno and David Letterman have both been replaced, but Jimmy appears to be the comic with the last late night laugh.

It was 19 years ago when his show premiered on ABC-TV. They said it wouldn’t last, which was a weird thing for the network to say. Sadly for some, it has had a tremendous run. Thanks to those who stuck with him and others who joined along the wacky way.

Winter Bomb Cyclone

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A potentially dangerous winter storm may impact the East Coast beginning Friday through the entire weekend.16 degrees in NYC.

The potent winter storm is forecast to wallop the region with heavy snow and howling winds possible from the Carolinas to Maine. The pair of storm systems may meet and combine off the Eastern Seaboard into a powerful low-pressure system.

At this time, heavy snow, gusty winds, and coastal hazards are possible from North Carolina to New England with the most significant impacts in eastern New England. 

Frigid Friday

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A dangerously cold and wintry arctic air mass has been gripping much of the Eastern two-thirds of the USA all day today.

This frigid Friday air mass will set the stage for a wintry mess of snow, sleet, and freezing rain across parts of the Carolinas and the Delmarva Peninsula through Saturday morning, with single digits expected.

The frozen precipitation may result in dangerous travel conditions and scattered power outages.