How's the weather?

[DubCoffman62]

let’s just say it wasn’t the “high end” area of the city that got hit either.
same area took worst of the damage for Katrina.
lot of that area still had tarps over their roofs from Ida.

I love the French Quarter, the garden district (Commander's Palace!) and uptown but much of the city really needs to be flushed out

 

[3074326]

I love the French Quarter, the garden district (Commander's Palace!) and uptown but much of the city really needs to be flushed out

The ocean is working on it. Current projections show New Orleans being mostly underwater in the next <100 years.

Same with Miami (and others). Climate is a changin’.

 

[DubCoffman62]

The ocean is working on it. Current projections show New Orleans being mostly underwater in the next <100 years.

Same with Miami (and others). Climate is a changin’.

Watch the banks, when they stop sinking money into those areas you'll know it's real. Their speculators aren't influenced by propaganda.

 

[3074326]

The climate is also not influenced by propaganda. Would be pretty sweet if the world would address it.

 

[DubCoffman62]

The climate is also not influenced by propaganda. Would be pretty sweet if the world would address it.

This guy addresses it quite thoroughly

https://newtube.app/TonyHeller

 

[Nutriaitch]

The ocean is working on it. Current projections show New Orleans being mostly underwater in the next <100 years.

Same with Miami (and others). Climate is a changin’.

2 things on this.

they’ve been almost completely wrong in their projections so far (if they were right, i’d already be under 6 feet of water where i’m standing right now). so sorry if i don’t cower in fear at their future guesses.


secondly, Louisiana’s problem is erosion way more so than sea level rising.
and at least 90% of that problem is caused by us trying to control the river.

 

[Nutriaitch]

I love the French Quarter, the garden district (Commander's Palace!) and uptown but much of the city really needs to be flushed out

most of that city is a 3rd world shithole.

they had their chance to start over.
but decided to double down on bringing back (without fixing/improving) and expanding on the worst parts of the city instead of try to grow the parts that people actually want to visit.

 

[DubCoffman62]

most of that city is a 3rd world shithole.

they had their chance to start over.
but decided to double down on bringing back (without fixing/improving) and expanding on the worst parts of the city instead of try to grow the parts that people actually want to visit.

They turned it into an even bigger housing project haven't been there since Katrina used to go twice a year

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

The ocean is working on it. Current projections show New Orleans being mostly underwater in the next <100 years.

Same with Miami (and others). Climate is a changin’.

"Cities could see 10 to 12 feet of sea level rise by 2100."

 

[DubCoffman62]

"Cities could see 10 to 12 feet of sea level rise by 2100."

This climate alarmism has been going on since the 1970s and every prediction has fallen flat yet they still beat the drum.

 

[Wingate1217]

This climate alarmism has been going on since the 1970s and every prediction has fallen flat yet they still beat the drum.

Well they will be right most likely at some point. And then they will say, “see we told you so”…..

 

[BuckBackHome]

Snow in the forecast this weekend. I'm done with this crap.

 

[DubCoffman62]

Well they will be right most likely at some point. And then they will say, “see we told you so”…..

My father has been saying "The shit's gonna hit the fan!" since the 1970's, he's on his last legs but he may finally be proven right soon.

 

[Nutriaitch]

They turned it into an even bigger housing project haven't been there since Katrina used to go twice a year

you ain’t missing much.
in typically NOLA (and Louisiana fashion) the money all gets allocated to the “disadvantaged” parts of town.
but then never gets spent on anything you can see in those parts of the city.

where does it go?

i have my guesses.

 

[Herb Kirkstreit]

Southwest Ohio: Thunder, high winds, sleet/small hail and pounding rain. Something called graupel is also apparently occurring.