Harvey Is What Climate Change Looks Like

[txradioguy]

And in terms of sustained wind speed, Harvey barely makes the top 100 in history.

I was down at Homestead participating in the Hurricane Andrew recovery efforts as a shiny new Army Private back in 1992.  I talked to a couple airmen that had ridden out the storm in a bunker on base they said the last wind speed reading that was reported from the tower before it was abandoned was 200mph.

That storm hit land as a Cat 5...winds blew so hard they had to drop a stack at the Turkey Creek nuke plant because it cracked.

Harvey was a bad storm...but nothing like others we've seen before...I agree it will be lucky to make the top 100.

[Cyber Liberty]

Yes, by force.  Global Socialism is manifestly our only hope.

 

Isn't it remarkable the solutions proposed for Climate Change are always exactly the same things proposed by Marxists?

[Cyber Liberty]

I was down at Homestead participating in the Hurricane Andrew recovery efforts as a shiny new Army Private back in 1992.  I talked to a couple airmen that had ridden out the storm in a bunker on base they said the last wind speed reading that was reported from the tower before it was abandoned was 200mph.

That storm hit land as a Cat 5...winds blew so hard they had to drop a stack at the Turkey Creek nuke plant because it cracked.

Harvey was a bad storm...but nothing like others we've seen before...I agree it will be lucky to make the top 100.

Andrew was a terrifying storm.  Homestead looked like it had been wiped out by a 6-mile wide tornado.

[LateForLunch]

All I know from the article is that it is imperative that we stop the cow farts.

[Fishrrman]

Eric Hothaus:
"Harvey Is What Climate Change Looks Like"
"In all of U.S. history, there’s never been a storm like Hurricane Harvey."

What a jerk.
One thing of which he has proven -- he knows nuthin' of "U.S. history".

Did he ever read about the Galveston flood/hurricane of 1900?
That one killed between 6,000-12,000 people.

Hey Eric, give a listen to Tom Rush:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTnAxLOwGHQ

Addendum:
Hard to believe this recording is more than 50 years old!
Tom's still around, he lives in Montana now.