Natural Disasters & Weather Related Current Events


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Amid the devastating Pacific Palisades, California, fires, a remarkable story of resilience emerges. The inferno, fueled by relentless Santa Ana winds, destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes, leaving a landscape of ash and ruin. When news crews arrived on the scene, they were met with an extraordinary sight two solitary objects standing defiantly against the destruction. A charred yet unyielding American flag fluttered in the fierce winds and nearby, a single lime tree as the leaves are scorched but still clinging to life with limes, stood as a testament to nature’s ability to endure. While countless homes and structures were reduced to rubble, these people who were being interviewed says it’s beacon of hope amid unimaginable loss.
 
Ever tried burning green firewood? Takes a lot more heat to get it to burn. Those are green, live trees. They won’t burn unless they’re up directly in the fire. The fire is carried between houses by ember wash and direct (wall to wall) exposure. If the photo were zoomed in the bark will be scorched black and a lot of leaves will be gone.

Ever few years SoCal burns. Like clockwork. It’s the fuel type and high winds. Mix it with arsonists and boom. This isn’t unusual. The public has a short memory and mixed with political climate and the 24hr news cycle leads to conspiracy theories.
 
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This is how Libtard economics work...

They are out of water, so they use almond milk to fight the fires.

It takes about 3200 gallons of water to produce 1 gallon of almond milk.


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