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Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: !collapse@lemm.ee
Im not really one to think every weather anomaly is worth talking about on here but my brother has been living on a ranch in texas and they had a 100 year flood that peaked at 48 feet deep. He sent me videos and it looked like a lake all around. luckily they had a really good huge limestone hill on the property , some extra cattle washed up on it still alive from somewhere far away. he said flood was from 6 hours of upstream rainfall.
We are getting summer temps here, which is highly unusual. What really worries me is that, on the hot days, it's not cooling down at night. I had to install my air conditioner. In the mountains, in MAY. East coast so we are getting humidy as well.
Also spring is normally so wet here we call it mud season, but this year it's been so dry we've had forest fire within forty miles of my house. Something normally wouldn't even worry about until August.
I'm am very scared for the future.
maybe you meant 2024?
Whoops, good catch.