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Yesterday, 01:59 PM

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The flooding in the south these past three days has been historic

Some areas had over 26 inches of rain. wtf is going on

https://www.foxweather.com/weather-news/arthurs-remnants-could-redevelop-along-east-coast-amid-gulf-coast-flooding.amp

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Yesterday, 02:02 PM

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They will blame Biden for this and not God too lmao

Yesterday, 02:45 PM

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I'm north of Houston and it hs been raining a lot here. I wanna go back to Palm Springs. It's like 100* there right now, but it's a dry heat! :D

Yesterday, 02:50 PM

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It's an El Nino event right now, this produces more rainfall in the south US. This is good for the southeast though because it usually means significantly milder hurricane season for the Atlantic. El Nino typically yields a stronger than average hurricane season for the Pacific though.

Yesterday, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted By BigTimeOperator⏩

I'm north of Houston and it hs been raining a lot here. I wanna go back to Palm Springs. It's like 100* there right now, but it's a dry heat! :D

I had a very attractive offer for a job based out of Mojave/Tehachapi. It wasn't the right due to a combination of factors (mainly location and/or commute time), I rejected it and explained why. They countered and said I could be based out of San Bernardino office but the economics of it all werent making sense. I am a lover of the sun but I couldnt get over living in Cali after escaping NJ. I sometimes wonder what life would be like if I decided to take that route.

Yesterday, 03:19 PM

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The landscape of Cali is amazing and Palm Springs is like a community, but there are aggressive and disrespectful homeless, and mean messicans who hate whitey for whatever reasons, and ghey people always hitting on you, and everything is way overpriced.