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Environment & Energy

Bayard

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1. Scary beyond belief

Reply to OKIsItJustMe (Original post)

Wed Feb 13, 2019, 11:45 AM

Feb 2019

On this map, Nashville (closest to us....."For high emissions, Nashville's climate in 2080 will feel most like today's climate near Saraland, Alabama. The typical summer in Saraland, Alabama is 3.3°F (1.8°C) warmer and 56.3% wetter than summer in Nashville."

We are already setting records for rain here in the past few weeks. And one day, it can be close to 70 degrees, and drop down to 20's at night.

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Climate of North American cities will shift hundreds of miles in one generation [View all] OKIsItJustMe Feb 2019 OP

Scary beyond belief Bayard Feb 2019 #1

That's actually a good deal less than the changes we face around here OKIsItJustMe Feb 2019 #2

I want to see the flip side: shanny Feb 2019 #3

Maybe I should buy some land up by Duluth. NickB79 Feb 2019 #4