Please allow me to interject my feelings about Mother Nature

March is without question the worst month of the year in New England. Snow storms, and there's always a couple, are of the wet cement variety. When there are warm (above 45) days, mud season makes its appearance. Somehow worst of all is how there's much more daylight to look out the window and see how shitty it is outside.

 

We haven't had any snow, and there is none forecast.
It was 70 yesterday, 70 today, and predicted to be 70 again tomorrow.

 

The death toll is up to 21,000, and it's only going to go up because the window for finding survivors is closing rapidly.
21-freak-thousand people dead. That's more than most rural towns.

 

Horrible. I doubt those buildings would pass code in even the most corrupt locality in the US.

 

A 7.5 is coming in the Southland, and hundreds are likely to die if the region is lucky. But not scores of thousands. The real disruption will be on the U.S. economy.

 

Welcome to New Boston, Texas.

 

I’ve dealt with tornadoes and hurricanes and snowstorms. Seismic activity is the one natural disaster I truly fear.

 

It was spitting snow here yesterday for.a bit.
I’ll be on the golf course tomorrow.
Welcome to Kansas.

 

Nah, there's no such thing as climate change. Buncha woke betas whining is all.