Climate Con

In truth, that article (the whole situation) reads like The Babylon Bee. But a victory is a victory, I guess.

I suppose if we started noticing a shortage of fresh fruit, then we might start missing California. But other than those kinds, that place it way top fruity for me to worry about where they drift off to. Would we miss them?

But people do worry...apparently a lot. You can get a few free articles per month at NRO, so maybe this will be available to you: More Than Half of Young People Experience ‘Eco-anxiety,’ Survey Finds

Again, that is not the Babylon Bee, but it sort of reads that way.



We sometimes do get high winds in the early fall. We're known for high winds around Columbus Day, the very day a few decades ago when the Hood Canal Bridge was blown apart.

But that kind of "extreme" whether is rare here. If we get a hurricane, that would very surprising, but I suppose anything is possible.



That would indeed be windy, but not catastrophically so.



Which might also be called "An average day in the Pacific Northwest." We'll see what we get, if anything out of the ordinary. But my eco-anxiety meter is low at the moment. This comment to the article makes more sense:

Just light rain here right now. Nothing out of the usual. No rafts needed yet. And we're in such a hilly area, flooding is generally not an issue, although sometimes basements can get flooded simply because the ground becomes so saturated.