Climate and Weather Technology••3 min read•559 words

🌪️ Weather - Extreme Weather Events

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Climate scientists expect 1.75 to 2.5°C and rising by the 2030s/40s, but why don't they explain the catastrophic minor mass extinction to the world? Will journalists report on this

🌪️ Weather - Extreme Weather Events

Climate scientists expect 1.75 to 2.5°C and rising by the 2030s/40s, but why don't they explain the catastrophic minor mass extinction to the world? Will journalists report on this?

Key Points:

  • Climate Change and Mass Extinction: Climate change is expected to cause a catastrophic minor mass extinction, with temperatures rising by 1.75 to 2.5°C by the 2030s/40s.

  • Media Coverage: Climate scientists and journalists often fail to report on the severity of climate change and its potential consequences, including mass extinction.

  • Implications: The failure to report on climate change and its consequences can lead to a lack of awareness and action, exacerbating the problem.

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🌪️ Weather - Hurricane Rachel

Recon has found evidence that Rachal has become a hurricane with flight level winds on the south side has reached almost 80 kts which translate to about 65-70 kts at the surface. They also found the extrap pressure to be 973 mbars, the core is still broad and winds are far from

Key Points:

  • Hurricane Rachel: Hurricane Rachel has become a hurricane with flight level winds reaching almost 80 kts, translating to about 65-70 kts at the surface.

  • Extrap Pressure: The extrap pressure of Hurricane Rachel is 973 mbars, indicating a broad core and winds that are far from being organized.

  • Implications: The development of Hurricane Rachel into a hurricane has significant implications for the region, including potential flooding and damage.

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🌪️ Weather - Flash Flooding

Showers and storms may lead to scattered flooding across the region during the overnight hours. Use extra caution, as flooded roads can be difficult to spot at night, and be wary of low-lying or other flood prone areas.

Key Points:

  • Flash Flooding: Showers and storms may lead to scattered flooding across the region during the overnight hours.

  • Flooded Roads: Flooded roads can be difficult to spot at night, and extra caution should be taken to avoid them.

  • Flood Prone Areas: Low-lying or other flood prone areas should be avoided during flash flooding events.

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🌪️ Weather - Unusual Weather Events

A two-story raft and a large fish cage floated into and became stuck at the spillway gate of Mae Klong Dam in Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand, last night.

Key Points:

  • Unusual Weather Events: A two-story raft and a large fish cage became stuck at the spillway gate of Mae Klong Dam in Thailand, highlighting unusual weather events.

  • Mae Klong Dam: The dam is located in Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand, and is prone to unusual weather events.

  • Implications: The unusual weather events at Mae Klong Dam have significant implications for the region, including potential damage and disruption.

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