Hurricane Harvey is nearing the coast of Texas and threatens to dump record amounts of rain on the state, and you know what that means:
No one is prepared for the insane era of regular mega-flooding we are entering.
— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) August 25, 2017
Really? First how about a reminder of recent history:
https://twitter.com/CounterMoonbat/status/901083435623690242
There’s been a distinct lack of major hurricanes making landfall on the coastal US in recent years, but now it’s almost as if the climate change alarmists are welcoming the arrival of a potentially deadly storm in order to re-start the agenda push.
https://twitter.com/Oil_Guns_Merica/status/901087893292105728
Indianola 1886
Cheniere 1893
Galveston 1900
Grand Isle 1909
Galveston 1915
South Texas 1919
Audrey 1935
Camille 1969
Katrina 2005
Now https://t.co/Z0chrJIvCv— Strahan Cadell (@Sartor1836) August 25, 2017
I was told right after Hurricane Katrina that we would have new, likely multiple, Katrinas every year. That was twelve years ago. https://t.co/Z0chrJIvCv
— Strahan Cadell (@Sartor1836) August 25, 2017
Weather isn't climate — unless it is https://t.co/xt6P2OoDez
— Jon Swerens (@jonswerens) August 25, 2017
https://twitter.com/Ohmaar1/status/901086953747222528
https://twitter.com/RetiredSOBL1/status/901089176094777344
https://twitter.com/Major_Skidmark/status/901049044725895172
https://twitter.com/dindunuffinyt/status/901090092558700545
It’s never too soon to politicize a storm, apparently.