Hurricane Ida landfall in less than 5 hours - Live stream

a reply to: jondashipsu

you just assume the information you spout is the accurate info and everyone else is misinformed,

Welcome to ATS!

If that's your belief and criterion you're going to have to ignore a whole lot of people on ATS. Unless they agree with you, I suppose.

a reply to: jondashipsu

Yep, it may very well. Or even the next day? New Orleans has recent "observation" and "experiment". "Follow the science".

That's why all the "educated" and the best, "scientific minds" built dams, levees and installed pumps, so man can shake a fist at nature? So we can have a crisis every now and then?
Or? We can just stop building/rebuilding cities, in mud puddles.

According to "science", Sea levels are going to rise"!
Where is the "scientific" outcry?

a reply to: Phage

Exactly! So why is this "news"?

a reply to: jondashipsu

My last was for Phage, not you. I fat fingered it.
I agree with you.

a reply to: murphy22

Why is a major hurricane striking a populated area news? Why is an earthquake? Why is a tsunami? Why is a flood? Why is a wildfire?

Because people want to know about these things. That's why. They are concerned about friends and relatives. They have business concerns. Do you reckon if there are problems with the oil refineries it might even affect you?