well, the world might not end for you (Reply #30)

In the discussion thread: What happens when the Weather Satellites stop working? [View all]

Sun May 26, 2013, 01:04 PM

30. well, the world might not end for you

and certainly for me, since I'm not in a hurricane or tornado area, and prepare automatically for blizzards.

But for those who live in severe storm areas, yeah, without warning the world may well end for them. For example, just last week, the world didn't end for thousands of residents of Moore because they had sufficient warning to go to ground or get out before they could see the tornado bearing down on them.

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34 replies	Author	Time	Post
What happens when the Weather Satellites stop working? [View all]	malaise	May 2013	OP
Not good	Rosa Luxemburg	May 2013	#1
For starters, the RWNJ's will declare that it's"gawd's will" because the victims	Arkansas Granny	May 2013	#2
Better news here	malaise	May 2013	#9
That is good news.	greytdemocrat	May 2013	#13
Agreed	malaise	May 2013	#19
mankind did just fine for thousands of years	quinnox	May 2013	#3
Wow	jollyreaper2112	May 2013	#4
Only if your definition of "just fine" includes thousands of dead people	starroute	May 2013	#5
Beat me to it....	Junkdrawer	May 2013	#8
never said I want to go back to those days	quinnox	May 2013	#15
well, the world might not end for you	magical thyme	May 2013	#30
Well said	malaise	May 2013	#29
Define 'handle'	Cirque du So-What	May 2013	#10
Well, when I was a kid in the pre-satellite era	Yo_Mama	May 2013	#12
Sure they did. Even if you believe that, with a larger population and	Arkansas Granny	May 2013	#14
I think that we will have to re-learn how to get by without technology.	bahrbearian	May 2013	#16
very possibly, in a way, technology has become a crutch	quinnox	May 2013	#17
But the human race created technology, therefore that crutch is now part of human evolution.	JaneyVee	May 2013	#20
that is interesting	quinnox	May 2013	#22
It's funny how people act as if satellites are the only way to tell a storm is coming.	cherokeeprogressive	May 2013	#24
yep	quinnox	May 2013	#25
It's funny how people ignore what has to actually be done for a large storm.	jeff47	May 2013	#26
Um, so do airplanes.	cherokeeprogressive	May 2013	#27
No, airplanes can't be used for general surveillance.	jeff47	May 2013	#28
Not that I'm fond of Executive Orders...	greytdemocrat	May 2013	#6
This is a direct result of anti-science policies by Republicans.	alarimer	May 2013	#7
I was going to post the same thing.	intheflow	May 2013	#18
This is from February and makes one wonder...	TreasonousBastard	May 2013	#11
maybe if we ask nicely enough	datasuspect	May 2013	#21
We can send Pat Robertson into space, so he can pray the weather around for us.	MNBrewer	May 2013	#23
farmers almanac.......	madrchsod	May 2013	#31
These satellites do much more than keep an eye on storm systems	IDemo	May 2013	#32
hmmm	FirstLight	May 2013	#33
Oh Ben..... Ben??????	MADem	May 2013	#34

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